Treatment methods for dog interdigital inflammation:

1. First use iodophor to disinfect and sterilize the dog's interdigital inflammation wound. If there is purulent secretion, it must be disinfected first. Squeeze out the secretions before processing;

2. Apply antifungal drugs such as mupirocin ointment or erythromycin ointment to the wound. The effect will be better when combined with oral drugs;

3. Wear a collar on the dog 24 hours a day during treatment to prevent the dog from licking the wound and aggravating the infection.

Causes of interdigital inflammation in dogs:

1. Clinically, interdigital inflammation is common in dogs with wet feet, such as dogs who like to go to the toilet. ; Or if the owner often washes the dog's feet when returning from going out, if the dog does not dry them after washing, it will increase the chance of interdigital inflammation.

2. Sometimes you encounter small, sharp objects, such as miscanthus, plant seeds, small stones, etc., which may cause small wounds. In addition, bacteria can invade and multiply, resulting in inter-toe wounds. inflammation.

3. Possible causes of interdigital inflammation include: bacteria, bacterial infection, parasites (tick, etc.), hookworm infection, atopic dermatitis, trauma, folliculitis or hormones Abnormalities, immune diseases, detergents, etc., or caused by living in a dog cage because the toes are often stuck in the iron cage.

4. Dogs suffering from interdigital inflammation will continue to lick their paws due to discomfort caused by the inflammation, which will aggravate the interdigital inflammation. If not treated in time, severe bleeding may even occur. Sepsis occurs.