C Hall 552 Posted June 21, 2013 Report Share Posted June 21, 2013 Have you other dogs without the problem on the pads? Quote Link to post
P5HEN 168 Posted June 21, 2013 Report Share Posted June 21, 2013 a decent floor paint should sort it out if you want a non slip finish add grit or a course sand, theres also a fibreglass paint used for roofs called acropol its £50 for 5 litres though! Quote Link to post
brenner 773 Posted June 21, 2013 Report Share Posted June 21, 2013 Keep my dogs on fine dry saw dust that don't crack the pads, I wouldn't think concrete would cause it, the white is the water used in the concrete when it dries can't see that being the problem myself? I though it could be the limestone powder coming threw affecting the padsthink your on the money there mate, i had simular problem with sores on the back end of my dogs ball bag from sitting looking out the pen gate all day. After alot of time and trying different meds/creams i figured the mix in the concrete wasnt right, too much lime. I used a standard garage floor/ driveway clear sealant , started to improve immediately, and problem gone completely in about a week.. doesnt have to be anything too pricey, once youve put a barrier between lime and dog, jobs oxo , hope that helps you out mate .. Just to add, i double coated the floor with it, dries fast but maybe keep dog out of pen for full day just incase Quote Link to post
thefensarefarbutistillgo 2,482 Posted June 21, 2013 Author Report Share Posted June 21, 2013 Keep my dogs on fine dry saw dust that don't crack the pads, I wouldn't think concrete would cause it, the white is the water used in the concrete when it dries can't see that being the problem myself? I though it could be the limestone powder coming threw affecting the padsthink your on the money there mate, i had simular problem with sores on the back end of my dogs ball bag from sitting looking out the pen gate all day. After alot of time and trying different meds/creams i figured the mix in the concrete wasnt right, too much lime. I used a standard garage floor/ driveway clear sealant , started to improve immediately, and problem gone completely in about a week.. doesnt have to be anything too pricey, once youve put a barrier between lime and dog, jobs oxo , hope that helps you out mate .. Just to add, i double coated the floor with it, dries fast but maybe keep dog out of pen for full day just incase cheers for info I think that could be the problem, did it make the run slippery thow Quote Link to post
smallfoot 118 Posted June 21, 2013 Report Share Posted June 21, 2013 Instead of concrete Use granit dust and sand and cement Trowels up lovely less poress And use free flow water proffer in your mix I am a Roughcaster and have done loads of runs The granit is also a lot harder wearing You can also paint with a good non toxic floor paint Like in motor garages Quote Link to post
Pinky 73 Posted June 21, 2013 Report Share Posted June 21, 2013 Instead of concrete Use granit dust and sand and cement Trowels up lovely less poress And use free flow water proffer in your mix I am a Roughcaster and have done loads of runs The granit is also a lot harder wearing You can also paint with a good non toxic floor paint Like in motor garages f**k me weve got a major contract here over a concrete slab cause a dogs got cracked pads put some sodo cream on them .my feet crack in summer with me sandals on if the dog dribbles and got cracked tootsies put a bowl of water in the run probably dyhydrated germelin betacel sort it not a major construction ive never heard of such crap in all of my coursing career . im sure fens far does it for a reaction .fens far my balls are cracked got anything Quote Link to post
thefensarefarbutistillgo 2,482 Posted June 21, 2013 Author Report Share Posted June 21, 2013 Instead of concrete Use granit dust and sand and cement Trowels up lovely less poress And use free flow water proffer in your mix I am a Roughcaster and have done loads of runs The granit is also a lot harder wearing You can also paint with a good non toxic floor paint Like in motor garages f**k me weve got a major contract here over a concrete slab cause a dogs got cracked pads put some sodo cream on them .my feet crack in summer with me sandals on if the dog dribbles and got cracked tootsies put a bowl of water in the run probably dyhydrated germelin betacel sort it not a major construction ive never heard of such crap in all of my coursing career . im sure fens far does it for a reaction .fens far my balls are cracked got anything I think it's your mind that is cracked you mental b*****d, just because I like to look after my dogs properly and am not to big headed to ask for advice there is no need to start crying about it, a dog is only as good as its feet and its both back pads have got large deep cracks in that are becoming sore, I will take your advice and rub a bit of germoline on them instead of getting to the root of the problem 1 Quote Link to post
Qbgrey 4,104 Posted June 21, 2013 Report Share Posted June 21, 2013 brush dust of slab,coat with pva,pour over a latex floor compound,ends up like a power float finish. Quote Link to post
Desmond 480 Posted June 21, 2013 Report Share Posted June 21, 2013 :laugh: Instead of concrete Use granit dust and sand and cement Trowels up lovely less poress And use free flow water proffer in your mix I am a Roughcaster and have done loads of runs The granit is also a lot harder wearing You can also paint with a good non toxic floor paint Like in motor garages f**k me weve got a major contract here over a concrete slab cause a dogs got cracked pads put some sodo cream on them .my feet crack in summer with me sandals on if the dog dribbles and got cracked tootsies put a bowl of water in the run probably dyhydrated germelin betacel sort it not a major construction ive never heard of such crap in all of my coursing career . im sure fens far does it for a reaction .fens far my balls are cracked got anything :laugh: :laugh: Quote Link to post
thefensarefarbutistillgo 2,482 Posted June 21, 2013 Author Report Share Posted June 21, 2013 :laugh: Instead of concrete Use granit dust and sand and cement Trowels up lovely less poress And use free flow water proffer in your mix I am a Roughcaster and have done loads of runs The granit is also a lot harder wearing You can also paint with a good non toxic floor paint Like in motor garages f**k me weve got a major contract here over a concrete slab cause a dogs got cracked pads put some sodo cream on them .my feet crack in summer with me sandals on if the dog dribbles and got cracked tootsies put a bowl of water in the run probably dyhydrated germelin betacel sort it not a major construction ive never heard of such crap in all of my coursing career . im sure fens far does it for a reaction .fens far my balls are cracked got anything :laugh: :laugh: stop laughing at him you will make him worse Quote Link to post
brenner 773 Posted June 21, 2013 Report Share Posted June 21, 2013 Keep my dogs on fine dry saw dust that don't crack the pads, I wouldn't think concrete would cause it, the white is the water used in the concrete when it dries can't see that being the problem myself? I though it could be the limestone powder coming threw affecting the padsthink your on the money there mate, i had simular problem with sores on the back end of my dogs ball bag from sitting looking out the pen gate all day. After alot of time and trying different meds/creams i figured the mix in the concrete wasnt right, too much lime. I used a standard garage floor/ driveway clear sealant , started to improve immediately, and problem gone completely in about a week.. doesnt have to be anything too pricey, once youve put a barrier between lime and dog, jobs oxo , hope that helps you out mate .. Just to add, i double coated the floor with it, dries fast but maybe keep dog out of pen for full day just incase cheers for info I think that could be the problem, did it make the run slippery thowno bud it just seems to soak into the concrete yet still does the trick. im very confident that will solve your problem , might cost about 30 quid Quote Link to post
brenner 773 Posted June 21, 2013 Report Share Posted June 21, 2013 Just had a route in the shed, the name of seal i used was thomsons one coat concrete seal. And come to think of it the dogs feet suffered aswell, he used to go very red and raw looking between the toes. regardless of people thinking it sounds far fetched, it was proof for me that the lime was the problem. So as it turned out i was able to save my germaline for using on my own balls 2 Quote Link to post
thefensarefarbutistillgo 2,482 Posted June 21, 2013 Author Report Share Posted June 21, 2013 Just had a route in the shed, the name of seal i used was thomsons one coat concrete seal. And come to think of it the dogs feet suffered aswell, he used to go very red and raw looking between the toes. regardless of people thinking it sounds far fetched, it was proof for me that the lime was the problem. So as it turned out i was able to save my germaline for using on my own balls haha, thanks pal Quote Link to post
Pinky 73 Posted June 21, 2013 Report Share Posted June 21, 2013 Just had a route in the shed, the name of seal i used was thomsons one coat concrete seal. And come to think of it the dogs feet suffered aswell, he used to go very red and raw looking between the toes. regardless of people thinking it sounds far fetched, it was proof for me that the lime was the problem. So as it turned out i was able to save my germaline for using on my own balls Quote Link to post
midnighthunter 78 Posted June 21, 2013 Report Share Posted June 21, 2013 Epoxy concrete floor paint, anti slip. your spot on there cocker that's the answer Quote Link to post
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