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Old 10-28-2004, 10:04 PM
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Rough, Scratchy Feet!

Cliffords pads are extremly rough!! To the point where if he streches out with his feet against you, and then drags them acroos you it will leave slight abrasions. I there any reason why? He spends most of his outdoor time on the grass, but he does get his daily walk on concrete. I just hate it, it drives me nuts!
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Old 10-28-2004, 10:41 PM
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Kirby has rough pads too. The skin on his feet probably scratch me up more than his nails would. He runs on cement dor a mile or two every day, runs about on the carpet, bumpy agility equipment... it all adds up to scaly paws. Oh well, that's what the bag balm is for
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Old 10-29-2004, 05:50 AM
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Udder balm. I swear by the stuff. I use it on my dogs' pads as well as on my feet, knuckles, elbows etc. Winter dries everything out here. Udder balm is an excellent moisturizer that actually adds and keeps moisture in. You will be amazed as to how quickly your dog's pads become soft.
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Thanks, I think I will buy some this weekend when I'm out. Where do I get it? PetSmart?
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Old 10-29-2004, 06:32 AM
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Udder Butter (UDDERLY AMAZING) You can buy it at London Drugs, Shopper's, another good thing is plain unscent LANOLIN (Made from sheep)
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I buy mine at Fleet Farm, but if you live outside of Wisconsin you probably have never heard of Fleet Farm. It sells everything. You have no idea what you are missing. They have calf feed, pig feed, horse stuff, dog stuff, wall paper, tools, clothes, electronics...

I think walmart might carry it, not sure. It is pretty cheap. A tin cost me $4.00 and I have had it for years. I think Walgreens might have it also.

Petsmart might have something for their feet, not udder balm, but they will rip you off.
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We have Farm and Fleet here. Its the same thing. I lived in Wi for awhile, thats when I became familiar with them. They are wonderful. They have the best price on NUTRO I can find.
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I have been to a Farm and Fleet. They are very similar but I still love Fleet Farm. Wierd obsession. I am there about every weekend.
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I always use Emu cream for their feet.
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