La réponse est non. C’est ce qu’explique Jarek Szczepaniak, docteur aux urgences vétérinaire de Toulouse : « Malheureusement beaucoup de fausses informations circulent. Si vraiment cela vous inquiète, vous pouvez éventuellement laver les pattes de votre chien avec de l’eau et du savon doux mais en aucun cas ne mettez de l’alcool ou des produits désinfectants. »
En effet, poursuit le vétérinaire, « il faut savoir que cela peut être extrêmement problématique pour le chien, soit parce que cela lui brûle la peau, soit parce qu’après, en se léchant, il peut se brûler la bouche, la langue, les babines, etc… Que vous soyez obligés ensuite d’aller chez le vétérinaire en urgence pour ce genre de choses, ce serait quand même un comble ! ».
(…) rtf.fr
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