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Old 12-14-2011, 10:00 PM   #1 (permalink)
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I just noticed my girls (wrist?) pads are really dry and cracking. Her other pads are fine. What could be the reason? Is this really bad for her?
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Not sure if the image will work. It is from my phone.
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Prick a gelcap of vitamin E and squeeze it on. Or Aloe. Weather, ball play will cause wear on those pads.
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Prick a gelcap of vitamin E and squeeze it on. Or Aloe. Weather, ball play will cause wear on those pads.
We do a lot of frisbee so thats gotta be it. She never complains about anything so if i was not playing with her paw i would not know
Thanks. I will try that!
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