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Guest weisster
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Poor Darrel. Six months after he came to my home he developed a corn. He could not walk on cement without limping. All walks took place on grass. He was operated on, but still a corn. I brought him to the vet every 3 weeks to have it hulled...still a corn. Well, here it is....7 years later. I brought him to the vet....the corn is gone. Poor old Darrel is 11 years old now and corn free. I can't explain it...I just wanted to share it.

Guest BleuDog
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Age DOES do Wonderful Things for the Body!!!!!!

 

Darrel.....You are Gorgeous!!!!!!!

Guest bigbrindlebunny
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There's hope! Pete could out live his corn! lol.gif

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Those corns are such a pain, aren't they? Glad Darrel managed to beat his into submission! :D

Guest MyBoys
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Good boy Darrel, you beat that nasty corn. Now you can have a nice long walk painfree :yay

Guest bigorangedog
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Good for you!! I have an "Odd" dog too -- Odd Tobias. He's also 11 yrs old and still has corns on 3 of his 4 feet. :( Maybe he will still outgrow them too!

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Frisby is nearly 10 and has recently developed a corn for the first time. My vet doesn't want to operate on it as he has had a severe reaction to anasthetic the last couple of times. I have read that salicylic acid helps with corns. I have also ordered a Thera-Paw boot to give him some relief and thought I could try the salicylic acid. My vet seems to think that might work, but it will take a very long time. Does anyone else have any suggestions?

Guest Energy11
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We hull Staggerlee's corns (both rear paws), but, alas they grow back. He wears his Voyagers Booties when we walk him. He will today. IT is FINALLY cool enough for a walk!

 

I hate corns!

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