Wee vist to the vet and she took the top off it
Hope it help him
Not ate his tea so might be in a huff

Mags

Oh no, poor Bolt

They are SO huffy, aren't they ??

Hope his paw gets better very soon.

Susan, Mo & Bootsie xxx

I think she should have removed the root. The top is usually not that painful.
If the root is not removed it is going to grow in deeper and deeper causing pressure to the nerves and resulting in pain. The root needs to be removed otherwise the corn will regrow, unfortunately. It is like a corn in humans.
Personally I would apply a Scholl Removal Plaster (or any similar) for a few of days securing it by putting on a boot on the dog's paw. If it causes any side effects I would stop using it. Worthy of trying especially when the top is taken off and it is easier get to the root. One must remember that only the corn should be under action of the medicated pad. It is easy to find any of the products on the Internet (it may be also a liquid or cream with very precise applicators).

Back to vet tomorrow
Ruddy corn
Hopping to hold off a bit and get Bolt the snip at same time
Under one op
Cross fingers
Mags

Is it the same corn ?!? Surely they can't have got the root of it ......

What a life

Big cuddles for Bolt,
Susan, Mo & Bootsie xxx

Archie had a corn removed under anaesthetic a couple of months ago and while he was under had his teeth cleaned and a wee lump removed-talk about an mot! however it seems to have worked altho it took a while for the tragic limp to disappear might just have been our Archie

Well she took out more out and the plan is to get him sorted out under 1 op
I get his teeth cleaned at same time

I had to laugh though as soon as he heard Emma the vet speak his ears went up !
He gets a wee treat from her after she is finished

Mags

Bootsie is in a BIG huff ...... he NEVER gets a treat from Emma

Big hugs for Bolt,

Susan xx