Choose a suitable dog walking venue

Dogs’ foot pads are actually very thick, so they can protect their feet very well, and only in this way can they run quickly. Generally speaking, you can rest assured that ordinary gravel roads will not harm your dog’s feet, and they will also have certain benefits in terms of wear and tear on your dog’s nails. But many roads are not as safe as imagined. After all, no one can guarantee that there will be no nails, broken glass and other items that are harmful to dogs on the road, so you should take these issues into consideration when choosing a walking venue for your dog. When taking your dog for a walk, it is best to choose a place you are familiar with. Community gardens and small squares are good choices. The road is a relatively dangerous place. Not only are there many unknown objects, but once the dog is frightened and loses control, the dog may be hit by a car and injured.

Wounds should be treated promptly if found

No matter how careful you are, it is difficult to guarantee that your dog will not be injured due to some accidents. Dogs are active and active, so it is inevitable that they will step on dangerous objects. If your dog is really injured, the first thing to do is not to panic, but to observe the dog's injury. Sometimes you will find blood on the paws of a dog running happily, but you don't know it. The intense excitement makes the dog forget the pain of the wound on its foot. If the wound is not large, just a slight scratch, and the dog feels fine, it generally does not require too much treatment. You can rinse the wound with saline and then perform simple disinfection measures.

You need to pay more attention if your legs are not touching the ground

If you find that your dog has one leg curled up and does not dare to touch the ground, and only uses the other three legs to support itself, then the dog’s curled up leg The foot must be injured. Because it will cause pain when the legs touch the ground, they dare not touch the ground. But the location of the injury is not necessarily on the sole of the foot. At this time, as an owner, you cannot take it lightly. The most important thing is to find out the extent of the dog's injury.