Owners with mild interdigital inflammation can purchase erythromycin ointment, diclofenac powder and oral anti-inflammatory drugs. Continuous treatment for a period of time can reduce the swelling and recovery of interdigital inflammation. Severe interdigital inflammation is likely to be accompanied by atopic dermatitis, interdigital abscesses, and ulcer bleeding. This situation usually requires going to the pet hospital every day for dressing changes. The pustules need to be removed, cleaned and disinfected, and then external antibacterial and anti-inflammatory drugs are used. Ointment, oral anti-inflammatory drugs or injection of anti-inflammatory treatment.

How to prevent interdactylitis in dogs

1. If your dog’s feet get wet, dry them thoroughly, including between the toes. After bathing your dog, dry the fur on his feet first.

2. Do not wipe your feet with a wet towel when you come back from walking the dog. It is recommended to rinse with water and blow dry to keep the soles of your feet dry.

3. Clean your foot hair regularly. Trim your dog's soles and nails frequently.

4. Check the dog's feet every week. If there is any moist red attachment at the root of the nail, it should be removed in time and disinfected with hydrogen peroxide.