Creams for raw patches.

[Sammii]

This is sort of O/T but it is happening at the yard so that makes it horse-related, right?

The farm dog Oliver has been having a little too much exercise lately and his claws have been worn down therefore he's been walking on concrete alot on his paw pads, and one of the other liveries and I noticed that he was abit lame and we had a look and he's got raw patches on 3 of his 4 paw pads, i was just wondering what sort of creams (if there are any) that i could put on them to help the matter, and how i could prevent it happening again.

Because he's really irresistable at the moment when you see him tied up cause we don't want him running around on the yard cause of his feet and he's whimpering at us to let him off his lead, bless

 

[Herbie's mummy]

Aloe vere GEL it is SUPER!!
or your vet LOL

 

[Sammii]

Okay thanks, i'm sure we've got some of that hanging around somewhere.

Anybody else have any suggestions??

 

[jowyles]

comfry i think its that, the stall nextr to me at the farmers market sold some to a lady whose horse had cut its face

 

[abbiegirl]

i use sudacream ( not sure how you spell it) on every cut or bruise wheither it be animal or human. germaline anticeptic is good too.

 

[evilgiraffe]

Sudocrem I reckon, or maybe camrosa if it's really bad. But sudocrem and something soft to sit on for a while as your initial first aid http://www.sudocrem.co.uk/

 

[vimto92]

Tea Tree Healing Cream for all animals.

Savlon.

 

[vimto92]

http://www.toppetshop.co.uk/acatalog/Online_Catalogue_Skin____Coat_33.html

All the johnsons stuff on that page is cheap and definately reliable, look around in your pet shop they should have creams for cuts, grazes and raw patches.

Savlon is just usual healing cream, you can get it out of Asda.

 

[doris]

www.aromesse.com

They do lovely stuff for dogs and horses, smells gorgeous and works.

 

[crinks]

Rescue Remedy cream. brilliant for humans and animals!