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Do you have questions regarding the health of your greyhound? Do you need tips what you should feed your dog?
Or do you need advice in curing an injury?

Toe

Brent Dunlop
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19 Apr 2023 11:15


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Hi all
I have a concern about a toe injury.
Back left leg, outside toe. Dog is limping occasionally and skin under the fur between the toes looks red.
Not sure how to add a picture on here.
Is there anyway to tell if it is broken or just sprained? Will probably get an xray too.
Cheers


Sandro Bechini
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19 Apr 2023 11:17


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Straight to the vet Brent for an x-ray


Paul Dicks
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19 Apr 2023 19:40


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I'm no expert and it's hard to say without a picture. But it could be something as simple as Sand Toe.


Sandro Bechini
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Brent Dunlop wrote:

Hi all
I have a concern about a toe injury.
Back left leg, outside toe. Dog is limping occasionally and skin under the fur between the toes looks red.
Not sure how to add a picture on here.
Is there anyway to tell if it is broken or just sprained? Will probably get an xray too.
Cheers

Is it swollen or painful when trying to palpate or bend the joint?



Carole Brown
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20 Apr 2023 00:47


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Papilloma, split webbing, bunged up toe, sandburn ?


Brent Dunlop
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20 Apr 2023 05:01


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Hi all
I should specify this happened while running around the yard. She pulled up limping half way around the yard. Definitely an injury.
Yes the outside toe on the rear left leg is swollen around the P1 - P2 joint area. The redness is on the inside of this area. She can walk but certain positions and amounts of weight make her limp. But she is mobile. I have trimmed the nail back a bit too. She is ok with me tapping it, but i think wriggling it will hurt her. I will let the vet do the wriggling.




Brent Dunlop
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20 Apr 2023 12:35


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Yeh mate.
Noticeably swollen and sore when i play with it. But i can touch it
And tap it a bit.

Sandro Bechini wrote:

Brent Dunlop wrote:

Hi all
I have a concern about a toe injury.
Back left leg, outside toe. Dog is limping occasionally and skin under the fur between the toes looks red.
Not sure how to add a picture on here.
Is there anyway to tell if it is broken or just sprained? Will probably get an xray too.
Cheers

Is it swollen or painful when trying to palpate or bend the joint?





Brent Dunlop
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20 Apr 2023 12:37


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Yeh its definitely from the zoomies. Either sprained, dislocated or broken. Which one is preferred?
How do we send pics on here Carole?
Cheers
Carole Brown wrote:

Papilloma, split webbing, bunged up toe, sandburn ?



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