'bruised paw'

bruised paw

Tiffany Crabtree (68.155.175.171) -

I have a 8 week old German shepard mix with rottwiller and my husband was playing ball in the house with my son. He went to kick the ball and accedently kicked the coffee table over and it landed on my puppy's foot. I Know it's not broken, I was wondering what I could do for pain wise until he's better. It's just brusied really bad

Comment #1 eileen barnes (58.7.110.38) -

my dog appears to have bruised paw pads. he rests all day. but can l do anything to help him

Comment #2 Terrell (24.90.184.143) -

My finance and I just purchased a winnie dog. My fiance walked the for the first time and damaged the bottom of both his paws and feet. It seems the dog is walking differently. should we panic? The veterinarian, we will definitely see. What could we do in the mean time?

Comment #3 nancy garner (68.97.205.193) -

My sweet boxer, who stays mostly in the house, is holding up his paw and refusing to walk on it. He cries when I touch it, but I can.t see anything on it. Any suggestioins?

Comment #4 linda sulenski (24.45.79.150) -

It appears my dog over ran yesterday and bruised his pads.

Is there anything I could put on them that would relieve the pain.

He does not seem to want to walk without helping him up. Once he gets up he does manage to go out and do his business. Seems very sensitive to touch.

Comment #5 Cindy (198.53.10.69) -

about 2 days ago my dog ran down the stairs, missed the last step and bended his paw funny.

its seem to look like its bruised on the inside.

i know its not broken.

he is having a hard time walking on it.

what should i do?

Comment #6 susan wall (24.226.78.212) -

My Boxer/ Pitbull is holding up her paw this is the second time this has happened. I don't see anything wrong with the foot and I was walking her for some time before she started to limp. She kept me up all night last night trying to get comfortable so I know she was in a lot of discomfort. She can't even go down the stairs to go outside. What can you do other than rest the foot. Last time it took over a week to get back to normal. I just wanted to do something to make her more comfortable.

Thank you... Susan

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