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Carol

Laurie - The paws are probably lick granuloma. My traditional vet did surgery on my dog's paws for the first sore because she said it was some sort of item lodged in the pad that didn't show on the x-ray. That cost $1,000 and found nothing. Then the cuts kept re-appearing on that foot and others. Found a holistic vet and was told lick granuloma common in allergy dogs. He used a laser on her foot. Worked really well. She now gets a laser as soon as I see her chewing her feet to red raw sores. Much less expensive ($20 with a vet tech after the first $90 session where the vet did the initial and set it up for future visits. We've been 5 times this year for laser but that sure beats surgery).

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Will Falconer, DVM Moderator

Hey Laurie,
The best way to get "drastic" is to cure your dog with the help of a professional, a homeopathic vet. Chasing allergens is a never ending game, and quickly becomes unwieldy.
I explain how to choose a good one (distance from you be damned) in my Apoquel Alternatives Report. You'll find it on your Member Home. Every cent invested in true cure will pay big dividends and you'll begin to see the light at the end of the tunnel.
Nothing in conventional medicine can possibly cure this. That's true of all chronic disease, by the way, allergies are just the commonest.
All the best to you both.

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