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on and of for a couple of months now Nikki
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My Rottie used to do this, like it was a habit. It could be to do with mites. Mine used to suffer with bad ear wax too, also caused by dustmites....

THORNIT powder is great and I now use it on my remaining Rottie, in his ears, but I also treat his feet with it.

If you want anymore info, please feel free to PM me and I'll give you more info.
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Thanks for that info whirles
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Rose

Is she by you as there use to be a Blue Cross place by the common

Our 15 yrd old has begun this couple of months ago - appears now he has a bit of arthritis in his legs - has been on tabs for about 10 days now and the constant licking has disappeared - OH keep threatening to take the pills as Monty is running around like a 2 yr old!

Lol Chris
Julie she does live by me ..
but not sure about the common?? do you mean the putney blue cross??
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Yes, that's the one but didn't know if it was still there or not

not sure Julie
i have never bean there lol
wouldnt even know my way to putney ..
my friends mum has mentioned this place to her .
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Only been doing it for a few months that def sounds like an allergy to something, has he been given different food or treats or bathed recently? There is a lab that comes into work she has dermatitis (cant spell) and that affests her feet, and I know that treats make this flare up.

I really think he should go to a vets, how old is he?

Nikki x x

Nikki hes 7
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Thanks for that Marion
ive told her on the phone all whats being said shes read the website
she thinks she should take him to the vets although she does think it could be an allergy.
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hiya, sometimes they do it out of boredom, use antiseptic powder, any one (johnsons)

i've just recieved these it took over 3 weeks, free tabs for dogs.....
www(.)4fleas(.)co(.)uk/offer

kaz. xxxx

I am almost certain that it is some form of skin allergy. Find out if his food or treats have been changed recently or anything that he would be in contact with. If he has fleas she would be able to see them and he would be itchy all over not just his feet.

Change his diet. Our yellow lab had the same problem but it cleared up when, at the vet's suggestion, we changed his food to a medicated (but a bit expensive) dog food. Now found a cheaper but lamb or chicken based dog food. Had no problem since.

Thanks Joan ..
shes says she has not changed anything ..
but she is going to try the bicarb for a few days and see if that works .
Thanks everyone your all stars :-))))
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My 3 year old staffie does that, the vet said she is allergic to grass. She now takes piriton tablets every day. Apparently this is quite common with a lot of dogs.

Anne