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Why is he licking his paw so much?

6 replies

mckenzie · 20/01/2017 09:42

It's constant this morning. I cant see or feel anything wrong at all. When I touch it he doesn't cry or seem to mind.
Any ideas please? What can it be?
TIA

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RaveclawZia13 · 20/01/2017 10:05

Is the skin quite pink? My dog does it and she has skin allergies. I put a baby sock on her paw to stop her licking it.

Ilovecaindingle · 21/01/2017 11:20

Have you checked his teeth? Dogs can lick their paws to try and transfer the pain of toothache apparently!!

LaGattaNera · 21/01/2017 12:26

So if there is nothing in the pads or inbetween, is his dew claw ok as they can lick alot if it is semi-detached or bothering them. I've have various issues with dogs' paws such as a thorn or even tiny glass slivers in them and also the dew claw thing.

ConfessorKahlan · 21/01/2017 12:29

Itchy feet in dogs can be an indication of a yeast infection.

mckenzie · 21/01/2017 16:12

Thanks for all the replies.

Yeast infection has been mentioned before when was paying too much attention to his bottom and his ears.
I was hoping that now we've changed his diet and he is on probiotics that we'd got rid of it.

He hasn' t been licking them today at all so I'm hoping it was something that he could see or feel that I couldn't but I will keep an eye on him and look into the other thing so mentioned if necessary.

Thanks so much for posting.
Mck

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Ylvamoon · 22/01/2017 12:36

Just a further thought ... have the roads been gritted where you are? Often the salt can get between the paws making them itchy...

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