My dog's front paws are red, swollen, bleeding, and he can't walk.

I'm sorry to hear that Lucifer's paws are so swollen and bloody. Inflammation between the toes or paw pads can be due to a number of issues, including severe allergies, autoimmune conditions, bacterial and/or yeast infections, or abscesses from penetrating wounds. Regardless, swelling of the paws is quite uncomfortable. At this point, your best option is to take Lucifer to his vet for an exam. After an exam, your vet will likely recommend either some diagnostic testing or presumptive treatment with medications, depending on the underlying cause of this issue. Until your appointment, be sure to put an e-collar (cone) on Lucifer to prevent him from licking at his feet, as that will only make matters worse. I hope that he's on the mend soon!

Place an e-collar (cone) on Pardi to prevent licking. Gently clean with a dilute chlorhexidine solution. You can apply a non stick pad and bandage lightly, but you will need to change the bandage when it becomes moist or dirty. There are no OC medications you can safely give for pain management. See your veterinarian as soon as you are able.

The paws are extremely swollen, it could be an infection or due to repetitive trauma, it could also be an allergic reaction or an insect bite. my recommendation would be to take her to your vet ASAP for treatment.

Poor Gizmo! That looks really sore. The lesion in the picture could be an abscess, a very large interdigital cyst or a tumor. I would recommend that you have Gizmo seen by your veterinarian. They may recommend a fine needle aspirate of the lesion to get a better idea of what is causing the swelling. Surgery may be required to lance and drain the abscess or remove a mass if present.

If there is pus and the paw is swollen, it means this area is infected and it cannot be treated at home. You need to take Hermes into a vet first thing in the morning. I wold not take him on his daily walks for now so his paw can heal. Only take him out to potty and bring him right back in when he's done.

It does look quite red between Charlie’s toes. He could have a skin infection secondary to allergies. It also looks like he might have an interdigital cyst or inflammatory nodule in between his toes which can also be related to allergies. I would suggest seeing your vet to discuss treatment options. He may need topical or oral medications to help treat infection and you can also discuss the possibility of allergies during the visit.

Poor Sampson! It looks like he could have an infection on his paws. You could soak his paws in a warm Epsom salt solution and see if that helps. Otherwise, he needs to be examined by a veterinarian for treatment. He may need an antibiotic and an anti-inflammatory to help treat the problem. It could be related to his ear problem ad he could have allergies and a secondary ear infection and skin infection.