BooBoo & Riley
Completely Boxer Crazy
I've been having trouble with both of my dogs having red inflamation on the bottom of their paw pads for the last year... we've tried a lot of things including predesone which did absolutely no good...
Then recently I found a tube of Chinese skin cure cream in my medicine cabinet that is expired and which I've never used. My mother had given it to me, and it's meant for human use... so I thought what the heck...
So I started cleaning their pads with rubbing alcahol and then applying this cream to the inflamation on a daily basis for a few weeks now and thank goodness they are not interested in licking it at all. The inflamation has gone down in both dog's pads and now they are both very used to me messing with their paws... that they hardly even bother to move as I apply it.
Just thought I shared my luck...
Then recently I found a tube of Chinese skin cure cream in my medicine cabinet that is expired and which I've never used. My mother had given it to me, and it's meant for human use... so I thought what the heck...
So I started cleaning their pads with rubbing alcahol and then applying this cream to the inflamation on a daily basis for a few weeks now and thank goodness they are not interested in licking it at all. The inflamation has gone down in both dog's pads and now they are both very used to me messing with their paws... that they hardly even bother to move as I apply it.
Just thought I shared my luck...
I can't quite figure out what is in it-a very strong smell-almost like eucalyptus- also has green tea-anyhow-this stuff is unbelievable ! Dozer had a bad time with flea bite dermatitis and is allergic to alot of the meds for it so I thought it couldn't hurt to try. Cleared the spots up within a few days, I was amazed. I cheacked with our vet before I used it(and while I still had the package) and the contents are 100% natural,so I started small. 