Why do dogs like to chew their feet?

The reasons why dogs like to chew their feet:
1. It may be that the soft pads of the feet are punctured or scratched by sharp objects, causing pain in the feet. If you feel uncomfortable, lick your feet repeatedly.
2. It may also be due to eczema or bacterial growth between the dog’s toes. The infection stimulates the itching between the toes, and the dog is not used to it and chews its feet.
3. It may be that there is something sticky on the dog’s foot pads, causing the dog to chew on its feet and bite off things on its feet.
Solutions to dogs who like to chew their feet:
1. If it is caused by foreign matter, you can first check whether there is any foreign matter penetrating into the dog’s foot pads. If If necessary, it should be removed promptly and antibacterial and anti-inflammatory drugs should be applied to prevent secondary infection.
2. If it is caused by fungal or bacterial infection, you can apply targeted antibiotic ointment and keep the foot pads dry.
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