Biting paws

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Biting paws

Asked for Female, 18 Years

3 years old. Desi breed. Repeatedly licks and bites continuously in the same area. Unable to stop such habit. Kindly advise as to what can be done.

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Dr. Prachi Kshatriya Veterinary Physician 10 yrs exp Kolkata Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. Prachi Kshatriya

Veterinary Physician 10 yrs exp Kolkata

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It is small infection not any major issue but u have to clean it daily with liquid betadiene and apply soframycin ointment two times daily for 3-4 days and keep the area dry and after applying ointment just play with your dog or take him for a short walk to avoid licking.

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