The stuff people use for ice and snow on their sidewalks -- the white round
things more than the salt crystals -- seems to cause pain on canine paws
(thermal? mechanical?). I noticed several people with limping dogs during
the day today. And I know it happens with mine. I usually stop and brush off the
bottom of the paws when this happens.
I have a set of dog boots -- enough for one but not both dogs but it
doesn't matter because the remedy seems as distasteful to them as the
pain.
Any suggestions? Does anyone know if any of these snow melting
products actually more or less problematic than others? And, if so, would some
kind of awareness campaign help?
Always at
your service and ready for a dialog,
Al Krigman PS: We use salt crystals because I think they're less harmful to pets and
also to the environment, but I have no data showing whether this is a valid
assumption. |
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