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I think it is looking really good. TRY to keep it as dry as possible. It will heal slower if it is soggy. Even if you have to cage her for a week or so. But it looks really good and you shouldn't have to go back in there if it is kept clean and dry. Great job and keep us posted! :-)

Sounds like she is improving. These foot pad things dont heal fast at all. Takes 4 to 6 weeks in all. Just do your best and i am sure she will be fine. Keep us posted! :)

I was gone a few days here, so sorry I didn't respond earlier. How is the pad today? That doesn't look all that bad. As long as that pus looking stuff doesnt' get any bigger or weepy, I would leave it alone. You might try soaking the food in warm epsom salt baths for 5 or so mins a day to help...

The pad is going to be red and swollen for a couple of weeks. If you aren't seeing any drainage of yellow pus, sounds like it is healing as it should. Keep checking daily, applying ointment and rewrapping. Make sure to use gauze over the hole to protect it from the latex in the vet wrap. I...

After a few weeks and the wound looks good, you can then check it every other day or every 3 days as it heals. Keep us posted! :-)

Looks like you wrapped it well. As long as the wrapping is not to much like a ball on the bottom of the foot, she should be good to walk. It looks soft on all that bedding so I think you did a great job! I try not to cut into live tissue since it opens up more places for infection. I usually...

Welcome to BYC! Looks like you did a fantastic job! Yes, infection attaches itself to the tissues inside the pad. You got the worst of this infection out and it should heal completely. Did you pack the hole with some antibiotic ointments? Make SURE to bandage up the foot well with vet...