My puppy won't walk after dewclaw stitch removal. Is it serious?

Poor Maximus! I have done this to my own dog too, it's stressful! It sounds like Maximus has it sustained any serious injury given that he is happy to put weight on the paw when he walks around. I would recommend restricting his activity for 24-48 hours and see how he does. If he starts limping again, it is not continuing to improve, then a visit to your veterinarian is in order. They can do a full physical exam, and may recommend X-rays if they are concerned about a broken bone. Do not be tempted to give Maximus any type of over the counter pain medications-human medications can often be harmful to our pets.

This may need more time to heal, however I would take her back to the vet for a recheck as there may be possibly more severe damage. Now that most of the swelling is gone, it may be easier to find out what the exact cause for the lameness is. If the paw was not xrayed before, now may be the time to do so. Soft tissue damage should be healed after 4-5 weeks.

Yes, I would be a bit worried. I suggest you take him back to your vet for a recheck exam. It is hard for me to give advice without seeing the issue. As a sdie note, if he is having issues with the E-collar you can try switching to a softer E-collar like this one: ( https://www.petco.com/shop/en/petcostore/product/dog/dog-health-and-wellness/dog-ecollars/all-four-paws-tan-comfy-cone-5000727--1 ) Some dogs don't like the hard cones. If he needs a bandage then the vet can place one so that his foot doesn't swell. They may not want to do this as bandaging can cause moisture build up. You will need them to make that determination. Hope this helps. Best wishes.

If that nail doesn't look broken, it's likely that he pulled at the ligaments and they are sore, but that he won't loose the nail. If he continues to limp tomorrow, I'd recommend a check up for x-rays because it may have damaged other toes at the same time, or may just need a little pain medicine to get him through a minor hurt.

If the dew claw (hind leg) or the thumb (front leg) is swollen there is clearly a problem. Lex may have gotten caught in something with her claw and pulled on it and injured oit. You will need to see your veterinarian with Lex and the leg needs to be examined. The claw may just be sprained, but your dog will need pain mendicine at the least.

Poor Boomer! If it's not visibly swollen, I would give him a little bit of rest/limited activity to see if it improves the foot. However, if it is swelling, doesn't improve with kennel rest, or is painful/causing him to yelp or limp badly, then it is best seen by your vet as soon as possible. Until you can be seen by your vet, continued kennel rest (leashed walks only, limited time on foot, etc) can help reduce further injury and discomfort.

I am sorry to hear about your concern for Scout. I cannot tell from these photos if the incision is starting to open. If you think the incision is opening or there is yellow or green oozing from the incision, you will need to bring Scout back to his vet to have the area examined. If there is a small amount of bleeding, it could be that Scout is just being too active and you should ensure he isn't licking the area (an e-collar can help with this) and confine him to a small area and only go outside on a leash to potty. IF there is a persistent dripping of blood then he needs an examination at his vet.