Don’t forget that your dog’s paw pads can burn on hot tarmac, concrete or a sandy beach, so we’d recommend walking them on the grass if possible. Our top tip is to place your hand on the surface you want to walk your dog for five seconds. If you can't keep your hand on th...
The AKC recommends keeping the hair between your dog's toes trimmed level with the paw pads. This will prevent ice balls from forming on these tufts of hair and causing pain and damage to your pup's feet. Before walking outside, consider applying a paw balm to your dog's paws. Paw ...
Their paw pads will also need to toughen up to deal with the rough terrain that you will tackle along the way. If your dog is just used to stomping on soft grass in the park then as with fitness training, you will need to introduce varied and rough terrain slowly.Agility exercisesIf ...
Be careful in the heat of the Summer as asphalt can become very hot and can burn your dogs pads. Teach your dog to use The Springer by walking your bike at first and once you start riding you can build up your dogs endurance slowly over several weeks. We offer a bike riding workshop...
The release alsoshared data and adviceon hyperthermia, dehydration, and burnt paw pads in dogs, which are most frequently reported during the summer months. References Trulnsights into summertime pet health: Trupanion offers safety tips for high temps, & backyard barbecues. New release. July 10,...
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Heated Beds –These beds are designed tokeep dogs warm. They often come with a built-in heater, which can be turned on or off as needed. Cooling Pads –Like heated beds, cooling pads are also meant to provide relief in the hotter months. They work by using water to absorb and dissipat...
Protect your dog’s feet. A walk doesn’t have to be long for a dog’s feet to be hurt by ice balls or the salt and ice melt used on roads and sidewalks. Musher’s wax applied to the paw pads before going out can help protect them. There are also many versions of dog boots, ...
Hot pavement can burn sensitive paw pads, so consider walking your dog early in the morning or later in the evening when the ground is cooler, and invest in dog booties if you’re out during the day. Bug protection is another summer must. Fleas, ticks, and mosquitoes thrive in warm weat...
Wet his neck, armpits, in between your dog’s hind legs, as well as ears and paw pads. If you’re in a cool shade of your backyard, you can also cool your dog with tap water from the hose. (make sure the water is not hot or too cold first) If your dog is not too weak, ...