
|Articles|September 1, 2009
Use tail guards to protect dogs' tails
Protect dogs' tails from getting battered against run walls.
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Our kennel boards lots of dogs with "happy tail" syndrome—they beat their tails against the run walls. To protect dogs' tails, the staff makes tail guards by wrapping the tails in gauze and then a layer of the plastic canvas used for needlepoint and cross-stitch. The gauze and canvas are secured with Vetrap (3M) and tape. It works great and keeps tails wagging.
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Lyn Johnson, DVM
Bartlesville, Okla.
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