Dog interdigital inflammation can be prevented by regularly cleaning the soles of the paws, regularly deworming, cages, bathing, and regular trimming of the hair and nails on the soles of the feet. In addition, owners also need to pay attention to adjusting the dog's diet structure in daily life to ensure that the dog's nutritional intake is balanced. This can not only play a certain preventive role in interdigital inflammation, but also enhance the dog's resistance and reduce the risk of interdigital inflammation. Risk of other diseases.

1. Clean the paws regularly

After the dog goes out, outdoor dirt can easily be brought to the feet. If it is not cleaned in time, bacteria can easily breed, so the owner must clean the dog's paws regularly. And check to avoid bacterial growth causing interdigital inflammation. In addition, if you find flushed attachments at the root of your dog's nails, they need to be removed in time, and then use a pet-specific skin protection solution to completely sterilize them.

2. Cage

If the dog’s toes are often stuck in the iron cage, it will easily cause interdigititis, so it is recommended that the owner should not let the dog develop interdigital inflammation. Time in the dog crate.

3. Take a bath

After bathing the dog, be sure to dry the hair on the soles of the feet in time to keep the dog and the ground clean and dry, which can effectively reduce the incidence of illness .

4. Regular deworming

Regular deworming of dogs can prevent dogs from licking their paws due to itching caused by parasites and skin diseases, causing moisture and causing interdigital inflammation. .

5. Regularly trim the hair and nails on the soles of the dog's feet

Regularly trimming the hair and nails on the soles of the dog's feet can prevent the dog from slipping when walking and the soles of the feet are wet, thus ensuring that the dog's soles are wet. Prevent dogs from suffering from interdigital inflammation to a certain extent.