
Cracked and Dry Paw Pads in Dogs: Causes, Treatment and Prevention
Healthy paw pads should feel like firm rubber: smooth-ish, slightly textured, maybe a little rough in an active dog, but supple. When…
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Healthy paw pads should feel like firm rubber: smooth-ish, slightly textured, maybe a little rough in an active dog, but supple. When…
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You reach for the paw. The paw disappears. Try again and you get the wriggle, the pulled-back leg, maybe a warning look,…
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Your dog’s paws do a remarkable amount of work for something we mostly only notice when they track mud through the house.…
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Run your hand up the inside of your dog’s front leg, just above the paw, and you will find a nail that…
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Some owners wipe their dog’s paws after every single walk. Others have never done it once. So who is right? The honest…
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A yelp mid-zoomies, a sudden limp, a few drops of blood on the floor and a dog obsessively licking one toe: that…
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Ask any Australian vet what fills their consult book from late spring onwards and grass seeds will be near the top of…
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A dog with a cut paw is one of the most common emergencies owners face. Paw pads meet the ground thousands of…
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Every Australian summer, vets treat dogs with burnt paw pads from footpaths, roads and sand that their owners walked across without a…
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A dog having the occasional lick of a paw after a walk is nothing to think twice about. It is part of…
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