What is Greyhound Corn Surgery?
Does It Work?
My Greyhound has had one toe amputated and is about to have another one removed, leaving only two thinner outer toes. I'd like her to wear Hunnyboots. What Should I Do?
Don’t worry - your greyhound can still wear Hunnyboots. Measure off her opposing good foot as she should still wear the same sized boots on each foot, despite missing digits 3 and 4.
Once you've chosen the correct sized shoes (normal Hunnyboots are recommended as they're much softer and will be easier to put on) get two pairs of our socks for her 'duff' foot.
1) Go and buy a very soft silicone makeup sponge (Sephora make a good one), take reference photos of her good standing foot (top and side) and then trim the sponge with small sharp scissors to fashion and fill the missing toes gap so that it looks like two conjoined fake toes (the Sephora sponge looks a bit like the correct shape to start).
The end result will look like a small hunchbacked mouse with a small head and a flat butt. Pop on one sock, making toe space, then the sponge, then a second sock over the top to hold it all in place. Carefully insert the foot into the boot using your fingers to guide the toes (including fake toes). You'll have to wait for the wound to heal, or use Melolin strips to protect the wound area.
2) If that's all a bit daunting, Hunnyboots can make a custom insole with the toes in place to go under a single sock. To do this, a plaster sole inprint of both feet and some photos are needed.
Find regular Hunnybots here: https://zoomadog.co.uk/products/hunnyboots
Or the fleece-lined version here: https://zoomadog.co.uk/products/797-hunnyboots-splish-splash
Hunnyboots socks are here: https://zoomadog.co.uk/products/801-hunny-boots-fashound-sox
We can help find the right solution for your dog
Feel free to give us a call on 01730 622544
or email us at woof@zoomadog.co.uk
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