My bouvier has a large sore on her foot we are looking for protection when she goes outside.
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Hi Judy, so sorry to hear about the sore on your Bouvier's paw. There are several options from Ultra Paws to help. There is the Wound Boot, for just a single injured paw so it can heal and reduce any chewing or licking. For all four paws, the Durable style is the best seller due to the softness and the grippy bottom. If you live in a wet climate, the PawTector boots act as galoshes for full waterproof protection. I hope one of these solutions will help your dog. Thanks for checking with us! Sally, MMP Living
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I would ask your Vet. They may protect from sharp or rough item where she walks, but some of the comments indicated irritation caused by the boots. My dog did not experience any problem with the boots (120 pound German Shepard). I would be careful with the measurements - the ones I purchased I sized for Forrest's front paws (significantly larger than the rear). The straps allowed the rear to hold on OK. Dave
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We use ii for our German Shepherd that has a degenerative condition that causes him to drag his back leg. The boot really helps his foot from getting scraped up. The large fits well on him.
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It could be helpful, to roll your insole across. Another option would be the Homemedics foot massager which we purchased this year as well.It is nice, but a larger device and not so portable.
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I've never used the foot cream, but the pain cream has been wonderful for my knee replacement challenge which has lasted a long time. I also sent some to my friend who has shingles and it helped her a lot.
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It is my understanding that diabetics are advised NOT to use heated pads or blankets on their feet. I would check with your doctor or endo.
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It should be ok. Our cat rubbed his nose sore on netting but that was during a 3 he trip.
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It can't hurt, but I can't guarantee anything. We enjoy diffusing it when we have company. I can say the Germ Fighter has differently helped when we apply it to our feet at first sign of anything. I suppose we could use the Immune-aid on our feet as well.
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yes, it seems to help her a little bit. She seems to be used to it and when she is really sore she always lift me her leg like to me like she want it on. I have a black lab and bought the largest size and it could be a little bigger. Also You really have to make sure you put it on snug or it will slip down.Hope this helps.
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Hemostatic gauze seems to offer the best solution for areas that need a more flexible covering. Try BloodStop or something similar.
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I have wondered that myself. I see it for sale in our local drug store, which is a Leader Brand store and it's with human bandages and wraps. Might check with your vet or doctor on that one to be sure!
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It's too hot to wear at night. I did try. Actually, I've tried a lit if different approaches to relive foot and ankle pain, but none has worked. I keep looking!
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Greetings...I would probably try to contact Medline directly, I would expect that they can send you another pad.good luck!
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It sure could, at least while they are damp. The product suggests that you test a spot for that reason. Here is a link to the manufacturer. http://www.kiwicare.com/kiwimcmssite/us/products/outdoor/boot-protector.html
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I agree with the other answers. Depends on where the wounds are. Sounds like something under the knee might work better. You should talk to a physical therapist or your doctor for advice.
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Man people are so judgmental! You did hear wrong and this is very painful and could cause blistering on the skin or worse an ulcer that could get infected. I am sure you did not mean this to sound like you are an abuser to all those animal lovers.
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The answer is that it's not all that hot, the warmest place is near the tip. I had to take away my sun conure's because he had an infected place on the bottom of his left foot. He loved that thing, he would always be found there. After battling the infected foot for a year it was suggested it was a burn, then I remembered the foot issue started around the time I got the Thermoperch. I took it away and the foot immediately healed up. I wrapped it with Vet Tape so he could get a better grip on it, it is not very rough. Probably wrapping it made it warmer. Either way, sorry, Bo, you won't have a heated perch anymore.
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You can if you need to stop and rest I think it would be very hard to move around on it as there is no place to put your injured foot.
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Im not sure. I have mine outside but its under a covered area. To be on the safe side I would bring the cushion inside.