Paws

Are rough dog paws normal? Solve this mystery and your pup’s dry, painful paws! Learn why paws may be rough and when a vet visit is necessary.

Is your dog licking paws constantly? It might be a sign that something’s wrong. A few simple steps can help you identify the problem and help your pup. End the paw-obsession with these tips!

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!

Funny name, serious problem. Interdigital cysts, also called furuncles, usually require vet intervention, but Skin Soother can expedite healing—naturally!

Hyperkeratosis is a skin condition that makes your dog’s paw pads thick and crusty. It’s often referred to as “hairy dog feet” because it causes your dog’s paws to look like they are growing an abnormal layer of hair. (The same thing can occur to your dog’s nose but is known as nasal hyperkeratosis.) As…

You pay close attention to your dog because you love them. You’re obsessed and enamored and delighted with everything they do because they are your pride and joy, and with each and every move, your adoration just grows deeper and deeper. As you hang onto their every move, it’s important to know which habits and…

Healthy dog paws are smooth to the touch and free of abrasions. Unfortunately, harsh winter weather can create a storm of issues for your dog’s paws. By using the right dog paw wax and a few simple precautions, you can protect your dog’s paws against cold surfaces, deicers and more of winter’s harshest side effects.…

The best way to treat burned dog paws should relate to the severity of the burn. Here are some helpful tips to determine the best form of treatment for your sweet pup. “Shake,” you command, extending your hand out for your dog to take. When your dog responds, placing his paw in your hand, you…

Is your furry pal in need of dog pad moisturizer? The answer is more than likely yes if your dog’s paw pads feel scratchy or rough to the touch. Think about your feet, when your soles get rough and start catching on the sheets – you apply lotion. Your dog’s rough paws may be more cause…