HELP! (Dogs)

[Ilovemychicks08]

A vet is needed. that isnt normal and medication might not help. Id assume he is scratching it to a bleeding point. Thats what our female golden does she scratches a point het shoulder back or licks her paws to a point of causing a hot spot due to allergies. She had a ear infection and needed 2 different cleaners plus medication. They gave us a ear flush to since it was the weekend, incase it wasnt starting to get better.

 

[SunnySid3Up]

A vet is needed. that isnt normal and medication might not help. Id assume he is scratching it to a bleeding point. Thats what our female golden does she scratches a point het shoulder back or licks her paws to a point of causing a hot spot due to allergies. She had a ear infection and needed 2 different cleaners plus medication. They gave us a ear flush to since it was the weekend, incase it wasnt starting to get better.

We have a similar problem with his paws..

 

[Ilovemychicks08]

We have a similar problem with his paws..

Try adding in some mushroom supplements im using the super snouts. She was on medication for a bit for her allergies 2 ish years ago. But the mushrooms have helped. She had started chewing on her paws 2 ish months ago to the point of them being super red. Within a few days of the mushroom supplements she wasnt chewing at her paws. Also adding in local bee pollen.

 

[SunnySid3Up]

Try adding in some mushroom supplements im using the super snouts. She was on medication for a bit for her allergies 2 ish years ago. But the mushrooms have helped. She had started chewing on her paws 2 ish months ago to the point of them being super red. Within a few days of the mushroom supplements she wasnt chewing at her paws. Also adding in local bee pollen.

Thank you!

 

[SunnySid3Up]

These are his paws and ear. His ear is doing a bit better since it took that 1 photo, but it's still not good.

 

[SunnySid3Up]

I think his ears aren't really improving much, because we're using a flush she doesn't like to lick, so it's helping a bit, but he still needs to see a vet. They're most likely going to drain it, and prescribe more antibiotics.