How to care for dog’s paws in winter “The tough ... and blisters or open sores.” If you’re concerned about either hypothermia or frostbite, speak to your vet right away.

Cold weather and dry air can lead to dryness and chapping in dogs’ skin, and licking may cause sores ... paws a lot, consult ...

Lincoln Park veterinarian Dr. Jacob Schanks advised ... it can also be tough on dogs. "We do get paw injuries a lot right now, so some of the salt can be really sharp and slice open the paws ...

“Check with your vet if you have questions” about your dog’s overheating or being too cold, Fine says. Prevent winter ailments like dry paws and brittle nails by keeping their nails short so ...

should be discussed with your vet.' To keep your dog happy during winter, maintain a consistent routine, and ensure they get enough exercise and light, and adjust their meals based on activity levels.

As winter approaches, the City of Great Falls Animal Shelter is urging pet owners to be cautious of road salt, which can harm ...

As winter weather ... Maystayer of Acadiana Veterinary Clinic in Lafayette, spent the night watching over animals at the clinic while waiting out the storm with her dog, Henry.

Smaller dogs ... Top Paw, Little Beast and many others. Like we mentioned -- and vet organizations warn-- it's much easier for pets to get lost when a disorienting winter storm hits.

️:Here's which schools are closed or on a delay as extreme cold continues Wednesday Not all dogs are fans of winter ... to poo by putting socks on her paws. Socks also worked for this ...