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By oz
Date 09.04.08 10:20 UTC
We try to avoid them but my new pup sometimes walks through nettles and stings his paws. He then spends a lot of time at home biting and licking his paws and complaining.
Is there anything I can dip his paws in to sooth it for him?
By clio1
Date 09.04.08 11:29 UTC
I give a childs dose of piriton.
my last golden ran through a massive nettle patch and went crazy, rolling around desperately on the grass. Rang the vet and he said to give her pititon too. If you go on search on champdogs somebody posted the dosage for different weights of dog.

Hi,
Bless.... they do get immune to the stings..or learn to avoid them! ;-)
Reagrds
Pam
Try rubbing his paws with Dockleaves...old country remedy!
Bicarbonate of soda made into a paste and applied to the sting.....works for humans too!! :)
> Try rubbing his paws with Dockleaves...old country remedy!
lol, I remember that one :) It works best if you break the veins in the dock leaf.
> Try rubbing his paws with Dockleaves...old country remedy!
I remember that one too; as a kid I was always getting stung by nettles. Dock leaves grow quite close to nettles. We would scrunch them up so the moisture would come out and rub them on the sting.
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