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Question by Barb
Submitted on 10/13/2003
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My 3-year old Corgi has a problem with all four paws - chewing, licking, etc.  It is now spreading upwards on her legs.  The vet cannot figure out what this is from and I have an appointment. with a vet dermatologist next month.  Anyone else have this problem with their dog?


Answer by sassybear59
Submitted on 2/27/2004
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My corgi did that to his feet also.  We were told that is was from boredom and he needed more to do.  We played with him more and walked him and that seemed to help.  I hope it helps you too!

 

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