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So socking a foot is chopping the top of a sock like you might start to cut it in half LONG WAYS - This creates "stirrups" you can tie over the dog's back.
Then it's just slipping a sock all the way up the leg and tying the sock-stirrups over the back. This protects the foot.
IN SOME CASES I want you to apply medicine to the appendage and then slip a plastic bag over the foot to keep the medicine ON the foot and keep the medicine OUT of the sock!
You can put some tape around the top of the baggie - if you want - not too tight. Then slide the sock on and that's it.
Change the baggie twice a day and stop it - if the foot seems "soggy" and send me a picture of ANYTHING you're worried about
Doc Johnson
Document Printable on Socking a Dog's Foot
Illustrated Explainer on Socking a Dog's Foot
Another Illustrated Explainer on Socking a Dog's Foot
Using a Baggie or plastic wrap inside the sock
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![]() | Labra Dog Canine K9 Knee Stifle Brace Wrap Metal Hinged Flexible Support Treat ACL CCL Luxating Patella Cruciate Ligament Sprain Strain Tear Injuries I couldn't get behind these until this one came out. It has a strap that keeps the thing from sliding down. THAT strap has a strap that keeps the thing from rolling down off the dog's rump. And the whole thing does NOT wrap around his weiner area (which would have been fine for a female dog of course) so this one has THREE key engineering points. Buy the proper knee brace and put it on tight! |