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HOW IS THIS EVEN CONSIDERED FUN!?

theres usually alot of glass smashed round our area as it is , but ive always managed to keep the dogs safe from getting hurt by it

until today :(

didnt even see it , first i knew was when Skyla yelped , made her walk so i could see which paw it was n checked her back foot when she lifted it up , n shes sliced her toe pad open :(

i hate people who smash glass , its ok for them they dont get hurt! poor innocent animals do :(

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We get quite a lot of this. Students get drunk and stagger home with bottles or glasses they've pinched from pubs and then think they're a hero for smashing it on a tree!!!! I've actually seen them do this & it drives me mad!!

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Does she need stitches? Can paws even be stitched?

They can be stitched but Vets are reluctant to sew the pad. Best to clean the wound and try and keep a pad on it and possibly wrapped. You could apply some pure petroleum jelly

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Ouch! That's pretty deep - will take quite a while to heal, I guessing.

Does she need stitches? Can paws even be stitched?

Only in the most extreme circumstances, I think, from some cuts mine have had - clean it, bandage it ( if they'll leave it! ) and in a few days it should be healed. Since they (pads) heal from the inside out, stitching them doesn't do a lot of good. (( Stupid lab, when I drove garbage truck - besides always having a UTI was always cutting her paws on something! After a couple of trips to the vet and being told to keep it clean and let it heal I gave up and kept it clean and let it heal!

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Poor Skyla, I don't understand people at all, fortunately we don't get much broken glass around but they idiots throw Macdonalds bags out which it is easy to keep the dogs away from but I worry about wildlife. Anyway I hope Skyla heals quickly.

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They can be stitched but Vets are reluctant to sew the pad. Best to clean the wound and try and keep a pad on it and possibly wrapped. You could apply some pure petroleum jelly

I'l disagree with the petroleum jelly; pads need air to heal properly and it does soften their pads. Had you said an antibiotic ointment I'd have let that slide since the anti-biotic would outweigh the carrier - and of course, IMNHO!

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:grouphug: poor Skyla! I hope it heals up quickly.

I hate stupid, littering and reckless people! I have an area across the street that is a great stretch of the road to walk the dog and I can't, cuz apparently its a beer bottle recycling and smashing area! :@

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