How Do Long Dog Nails Hurt Paw Pads? - Ask A Pet Vet

Описание: How Do Long Dog Nails Hurt Paw Pads? Have you ever wondered how long nails can affect your dog's paw health? In this informative video, we’ll explain everything you need to know about the impact of overgrown nails on your furry friend’s paws. We’ll start by describing how nails that are too long can curl under the toes and press into the sensitive paw pads, sometimes even piercing through the skin. We’ll discuss how these injuries can cause pain, discomfort, and increase the risk of infections. Additionally, we’ll explain how long nails can alter your dog’s gait, leading to improper walking patterns that place extra stress on the joints and paw pads. This can result in inflammation, joint issues, or arthritis over time. We’ll also cover how nails catching on rough surfaces or objects can tear or crack the paw pads, making healing more difficult and increasing infection risk.

Maintaining regular nail trims is a simple yet effective way to keep your dog comfortable, healthy, and happy. We’ll share tips on how to trim your dog’s nails properly and when to seek professional help if needed. Whether you're a new pet owner or experienced, understanding the importance of nail care can help prevent painful injuries and promote overall well-being for your dog.

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