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I have a question about my dog.
what should i do about my dog’s paw in the winter, it starts to bleed every year when she goes in the snow, i love her and i want to know what to do. And i don’t want to put any thing like boodies on her, i know she would just take them off.
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A protective emollient such as Dermagel or Carrasyn may be helpful. They are prescription products that need to be applied regularly to help protect the skin and pads. You might be surprised that many dogs will keep booties on while in the snow.