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 ...

Experts say that if dogs are going to be out in the cold, especially breeds with thin hair, they should wear coats or ...

Jessie Miller, a veterinarian at ... can get on their paws when they walk outside and are toxic in small doses if ingested/licked," Miller said. "Dog booties can be a great solution to this ...

“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 ...

VERIFY readers, including Susan, reach out to ask about dog safety in the cold. We VERIFY answers to five top questions about how to protect your dog in winter weather. No, it is generally not ...

Dr Foreman explained: "Like humans suffering from seasonal affective disorder, dogs can become depressed over the winter months." According to the vet, the seven signs to look out in your dog ...

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.

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

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.