The exudate in dog interdigital inflammation is due to the infection of bacteria between the dog's toes. The initial redness and swelling gradually increase, and finally a pustule is formed. The pustule then enlarges, resulting in thinning of the epidermis and pus in the stool. The pustule will ooze out from the epidermis, and if it continues to develop, the pustule will burst and form a rotten wound.

Treatment methods for dog interdigital inflammation with exudate:

1. For mild interdigital inflammation, you can first use iodophor to disinfect to prevent infection, and then use Funon skin spray and zinc oxide ointment, sterilize and reduce inflammation, promote skin repair.

2. For severe interdigital inflammation, you can take anti-inflammatory injections or oral amoxicillin specially designed for pets for systemic anti-inflammatory and anti-infection. You can do a drug sensitivity test on your dog before use to prevent other problems in your dog due to drug allergies.

3. Dogs with severe symptoms of interdigital inflammation need to wear Elizabethan rings to prevent the dog from continuing to lick and bite the paw area, which will affect the efficacy of the medicine and hinder the recovery of the wound.