Dog interdigital inflammation is generally treated with antifungal bacterial drugs, because dog interdigital inflammation is usually a mixed infection of bacteria and fungi. If the dog's symptoms are serious, it needs to be treated with oral medications. If there is suppuration, Debridement is needed to drain the pus. Parents should keep the dog's toes dry so that interdigital inflammation will not be infected.

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Nowadays, many dogs frequently lick their toes out of boredom, leading to interdigital infection. Parents need to pay more attention when raising dogs.