Causes of red and swollen dog toes:

1. When the dog’s immunity is weak or the sole of the foot is injured, the dog is easily infected by bacteria, causing dog toes Interstitial inflammation.

2. If a dog is injured by a sharp object and the injury is not detected and disinfected in time, it will easily cause interdigital inflammation.

3. Failure to wipe the dog’s feet after walking the dog home resulted in a large amount of stains on the feet, leading to inflammation.

4. The dog’s nails or the hair on the soles of the feet have not been trimmed for a long time, which will provide a living environment for bacteria. Especially when it is humid and hot in summer, it is more suitable for bacteria to multiply, which can easily lead to the occurrence of interdigital inflammation in dogs.

5. If the owner fails to help the dog dry the soles of its feet in time and thoroughly after bathing the dog, it is also easy to get interdigital inflammation.

Solutions to red and swollen dog toes:

1. First shave the hair around the toes to facilitate the application of medicine, and then clean the affected area with saline. Dry it with gauze, then apply anti-inflammatory ointment, then bandage it, and treat it once a day.

2. If the dog’s toes are severely red and swollen, systemic anti-inflammatory drugs are also needed, such as oral anti-inflammatory drugs or injected anti-inflammatory drugs.

3. If it is caused by bacterial infection, the infected area of ​​the dog should be disinfected and cleaned, and the dog should be given antibacterial drugs in a timely manner.

4. If it is caused by stains on the paws of the dog, the dog should be cleaned in time when the paws of the dog are dirty.