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hi lads let the young bull x in garden yesterday for a play and i heard great yelp some how he has torn a toe nail right off. bit of a pisser because i was just getting him fit ready to to hopefully start taking out next few weeks. tried putting bandage on it keeps ripping it off. im bathing it in some disinfectant. what is the best way to deal with it and get him back out and about. ADVICE WOULD BE MUCH APPRECIATED

 

cheers

 

 

mike

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u could try that new "spray plaster wound dressing" thats been on the tv mate,nowt 4 the dog to pull off! just an idea! other than that it'll have to b the good old lampshade from the vets!! good luck :whistling:

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Guest buster321c

Make sure you rest him and keep it clean , im sure i heard of a vet that said `it`ll never grow properly so remove the toe ` not sure where i heard it , but i did hear it !! just rest and limited exercise , he`ll be right soon enough :thumbs:

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my grey did the same. best left open as so the dog can keep it clean rest it up it will be fine once it stops weeping .it dosnt come back as a full nail but dosnt affect performance and balance they soon ajust :thumbs:

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hi lads let the young bull x in garden yesterday for a play and i heard great yelp some how he has torn a toe nail right off. bit of a pisser because i was just getting him fit ready to to hopefully start taking out next few weeks. tried putting bandage on it keeps ripping it off. im bathing it in some disinfectant. what is the best way to deal with it and get him back out and about. ADVICE WOULD BE MUCH APPRECIATED

 

cheers

 

 

mike

my dog lost his nail lamping, very painfull to touch and took a long time to grow back, quite a long lay of work but didnt affect performance when it grew back... good luck with him mate...
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