Nose

Moist noses are vital to help dogs interpret the world around them, so use these tips to cure your pup’s dry nose. Better sniffing ahead!

You should not use Vaseline on your dog’s dry nose because it can be toxic. Although sometimes recommended by veterinarians, petroleum jelly will not heal your dog’s poor nose, either. Vaseline isn’t a death sentence in small doses, but it can cause lipoid pneumonia, and if dogs ingest too much, it can cause an upset…

Learn how to naturally treat a dry and crusty dog nose, from owners who have successfully cured their dogs’ crusty noses!

Hyperkeratosis is a condition that causes a dog’s nose or paws to thicken, become excessively hard, and even fall off in pieces! Luckily, we’ve got some natural solutions for your poor pup!

Why Is My Dog’s Nose Turning Pink? Is your dog’s nose turning pink? Pink dog nose occurs when a dog’s normally dark nose loses pigment and becomes noticeably lighter in color. A dark dog nose can become brown or pink. Sometimes lighter dog noses may still have a darker stripe across the nose. The outer…

Q: My dog’s nose is pinkish-red, dry and sore to the touch—could it be a dog nose sunburn? A: Yes! A sunburn on your dog’s nose is not only possible but rather common. Your dog’s nose is extremely susceptible to sunburn, all it takes is spending too much time out in the sun for UV…

Dry dog lips need to be naturally treated as soon as possible to prevent worsening of the problem, such as crusting and cracking dog lips. Even if your dog’s dry lips have already progressed to this stage, there’s no need to worry. Snout Soother is one of the best all natural remedies for dry dog…

Does your dog’s nose continually become rough before cracking? If so, it’s a possibility that your dog has hyperkeratosis, a disorder that can impact a dog’s nose and also their paw pads. Rough to the touch, this disorder can also cause your dog a lot of discomfort. Some dogs are born with it, while others…