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Dog Health > care after spay

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Dog Health > I need some help!

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Dog Health > Advise needed on front dew claws
Tipper
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| Barked: Thu Dec 20, '12 3:25pm PST |  |  |  |  | a floppy dew claw isn't the same as removing a solid one. I had a floppy dew claw on one of my front legs. It was removed when I was spayed. I had a couple of stitches and a bandage, but never took a lame step and didn't seem to be in any pain.
As long as your vet is experienced with putting your breed under anesthesia, it should be fine. If you are planning to be neutered the procedures could be done together.
I would think having them removed would be a lot less painful then a sore infected dew claw. |  |  |  |  |
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Dog Health > dew claws
Tipper
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| Barked: Thu Nov 22, '12 10:19am PST |  |  |  |  | I had a floppy loose dew claw on a front leg. Weird, it was removed when I was spayed and I never noticed.
If, on the other hand, the dew claws are attached by bone, it is a bigger deal to remove and should be weighed carefully before going ahead. |  |  |  |  |
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Dog Health > dew claws - removing in older puppy?

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Dog Health > Declaw removal questions

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Food & Nutrition > Is it Just Us?

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Dog Health > Loose dew claw

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Dog Health > Loose dew claw
Tipper
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| Barked: Tue Jan 31, '12 8:24pm PST |  |  |  |  | I had a loose dew claw. My vet recommended removing it to keep me from catching and tearing it someday by accident. It was done when I was spayed. I didn't even notice it was gone, it was just a toe hanging from skin, no bone or solid attachment. I think it was about $15. extra to remove it an put in a stitch.
Talking to your vet is a good idea. |  |  |  |  |
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