A healthy dog and proper footcare go paw in paw! Here are some tips to help prevent and restore dry dog paws.
How to protect paws in winter; Use rubber covers as shield from saltMonica Collins
While it's generally true that outdoor dogs are not picky about where you take them, those that get to romp through the snow somehow seem like they're living their best lives. But cold temperatures and snowy landscapes introduce some new concerns for your canine, so it's wise to take a...
take your dog outside to walk, play and explore. Just make sure they have the right gear, like booties to protect their paws from ice, salt and chemical ice melts. Small dogs and short-haired breeds should alsowear coatsto
"Pet owners should seek medical attention as soon as possible if their pet displays any symptoms of heat stroke," she said. "After removing your pet from the heat and into a cooler area, use cold water to wet the ear flaps and paws to start the cooling process and transport them in a...
Snowballs Instead of Dog Paws? An alternative toPaw SaversarePawz Dog Boots. Not only do they protect your dog’s entire paw, they can also help snow clumps from forming. A lot of non-shedding dogs get snow and ice clumps stuck in their paw fur while gallivanting through winter wonderland...
Just as we need warm clothing in winter, many dogs can benefit from a winter wardrobe. Dog sweaters and coats are especially beneficial for breeds with short or thin fur. Ensure the clothing fits well and doesn't restrict movement. Additionally, dog boots can protect their paws from cold sur...
dogs with a medical or heart condition dogs with arthritis and joint problems Dobermen, Boxers and Greyhounds To some degree, all dogs are vulnerable to the cold.Paws, nose, ears and the stomach region are generally unprotected and therefore quite sensitive in all dogs. ...
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Many long-haired breeds were originally developed for specific purposes. For instance, the Komondor’s corded coat provided protection from predators, while the Lhasa Apso’s long hair helped it adapt to cold Tibetan climates. Long-haired dogs often shed less than their short-haired counterparts. ...