What should I do if my dog's paw pads are peeling and showing flesh?
The skin and flesh of the dog's foot pads are peeling and the flesh is exposed
The peeling and flesh of the dog's foot pads may be caused by lack of nutrition, abrasions, burns, long-term unscientific foot washing, etc. If there are no obvious wounds, you can reduce the dog's exercise and wait until the dog's foot pads recover before exercising again. If there are wounds or even bleeding, you should go to the pet hospital for treatment. Related articles
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