Take it to the vet for treatment.
To treat an ingrown whisker on a dog's face, use the same treatment as a person with an ingrown hair unless the dog has any medication sensitivity, then it is best to take the dog to a vet to be treated.
Depends on the vet. Most vets will never do such a procedure unless there is a legitimate medical reason, such as an injury or infection. There is no reason to declaw a dog for being badly behaved, and the best way to stop the dog from digging and scratching is to train it into more desirable behavior.
The pronunciation for "declaw" is typically dee-claw.
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declaw them like cats. or just file down their nails...be careful when doing so. you dont want to pinch a nerve. that goes for any dog.
No, ingrown is not an action verb. It is an adjective- as in ingrown toenail. Ingrown describes what type/kind of toenail malady. It can also be used as a noun as well. Refer to webster's online dictionary. This will help more.
Some people think that teabags do help with ingrown hairs. Some people do not think that teabags help with a ingrown hair.
never never never declaw a cat. the surgery is equivalent to cutting off all your fingertips and toes at the last knuckle.
There are specific hair removal products, like Olay Hair Removal, that can help with removing ingrown hairs. One can also use acne medication on the ingrown hair area to help with ingrown hair removal.
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yes! that's why its called an 'ingrown' hair.... because it is stuck in your skin