Many common de-icing products use calcium chloride and sodium chloride which can hurt paws, causing blisters and sores. Some of these chemicals are toxic if your dog licks them. Make sure your ...

"This repeated self-trauma can break the skin, leading to sores and secondary infections." How to stop a dog from excessively lick their paws There are plenty of options you can try to deter your ...

“Frostbite can affect the ears, tail, paws, and other extremities, and signs of frostbite in dogs include pale or grey skin, coldness to the touch, and blisters or open sores.” If you’re ...

Pat Buck A: Licking often starts out as a reaction to pain, as dogs cannot rub their sore joints with their paws. It can also be because of an allergic reaction, a compulsive behavior, or just ...

At Sore Paws, they aim to provide the highest standards of customer service and level of care for you and your pet. They treat all small animals, including cats, dogs, small furry pets ...