Sore feet?

Lola's feet, well her front paws look really sore in between her toes. She has been nibbling at them a lot and licking them, any ideas. And she also seems to have really red ears and is scratchiung at them, I wouldn't say she scratches them a lot but they look sore aswell. It's the flaps of her ears, not so much inside.

Maybe skin mites?

She's recently been wormed and flead.

i think you should take her to the vets, poor love hope its not bothering her too much

Obviously I will just wondered what it was or if any one else had, had the same thing with their dog.

not me but someone will be along soon

At this time of year it could be allergies. Have you checked closely for things like harvest spiders - tiny red spiders that irritate the life out of them. You could try a soothing cream like sudocrem and see if it helps.

If you really can't see anything & the cream doesn't help with a day or so then I'd have a word with your vet, especially as her ears are affected.

Staffs have a build up of yeast on their feet, and because of this, alot of them lick and nibble their feet. Charlie does it alot, and I tell him to stop when I catch him. If Lola licks and nibbles her feet alot because of excess yeast, it could make them sore, that's why I stop Charlie doing it when I catch him.

Could be a number of things. I'm sure the vet will figure it out.

Poor Lola.. hope you get it sorted out ...

Well I put some sudacrem on which I hope has eased it, we shall see. Then the vets next week if it continues.

you could put sudacream on her feet but shes only going to lick it off then your back to square one and have another problem

chelly wrote:you could put sudacream on her feet but shes only going to lick it off then your back to square one and have another problem

Most dogs don't like the taste of sudocrem, so it's unlikely he'll lick it off.

Sounds just like what Skibadee has which is put down to allergies, though she doesn't scratch her ears much she has in the past had yeast infections in her ears which the vet has linked to the allergies affecting her feet. Could also be food allergies rather than environmental ones.