Last Updated on December 21, 2020
5. Injuries In Their Toenails
Your dog’s nails are in constant contact with the ground, so if you don’t trim them properly, this lack of care can result in ingrown toenails, which will be quite painful for your furry friend. If this becomes a severe case of ingrown toenails, surgery might be required, so it’s better if you prevent this by taking care of your puppy’s nails. If they have an ingrown toenail, take them to the vet so they can treat this issue with pain medication and antibiotics. Another toenail issue common to dogs is a torn nail. If the entire nail is ripped off, take your dog to see the vet immediately.
