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Isaderm/fuciderm indoor dog and baby

wingnut · 2015-08-09 07:15:17

Dog is an indoor dog on furniture and floor around sitting room. He has been prescribed isaderm. Was told to wear gloves applying. On reading it seems this is harmful stuff. Wife is pregnant and we have a crawling toddler in the house. Will ask vet Monday but in the meantime does anyone know if it all get absorbed/wears…

09-08-2015 8:15am

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Dog is an indoor dog on furniture and floor around sitting room. He has been prescribed isaderm. Was told to wear gloves applying. On reading it seems this is harmful stuff. Wife is pregnant and we have a crawling toddler in the house.

Will ask vet Monday but in the meantime does anyone know if it all get absorbed/wears off after application. Last night applied it confined him to the utility and he has been out all morning but wants to get it! Figured with him walking outside it would wear off. Area affected is one of his paw pads which he has locked excessive ly and is now very sore. Thinking I may have to keep him outside but he is not used to it.

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Put it on the affected paw & then put a sock on over it. Secure the sock with a bandage & then all should be ok.

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