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CinnamonGirl
PostPosted: Tue Jul 13, 2010 5:22 am 
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Hi,

I really liked your article on Clipping nails. I was wondering what you would suggest for sensitive paws. My collie has pretty sensitive feet as did my last collie. Do groomers do anything to help that issue?

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PostPosted: Wed Jul 14, 2010 8:18 pm 
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A good product is Musher's Secret. It is a paw pad wax that is applied once weekly. You can find it at your local specialty pet store.

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Thanks for answering that. My vet also said that walking on sidewalks helps toughen up their feet?

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To an extent, but over-doing it can be harmful as well. A sidewalk really isn't a "natural" surface for a dog to step on, so walking on that sort of surface can be damaging to the feet if it's for more than an hour or so.

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So, what is natural? Would that be dirt?

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Yes. It is more forgiving than concrete - it isn't quite as hard.

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