5 Best Practices For Taking Care of Your Dog’s Paws

by pawbuzz on in Dogs, Health 37

Yes, your dog’s feet are made for walking, but did you know that those little paws are also designed for protecting?

Your dog’s foot pads give additional cushioning that aid in protecting both bones and joints from shock. They provide good insulation against intense weather conditions, and help your dog to walk over rough ground. Plus, pads support the tissue beneath their paw.

With all the work he has to do, it's no surprise that your pooch’s paws take a bit of a beating every so often (especially during the cold winter months).

Keep your darling dog’s paws healthy with these best practices for taking care of your dog's paws composed by the awesome peeps at iheartdogs.com.

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37 thoughts on “5 Best Practices For Taking Care of Your Dog’s Paws”

  1. Kathy Frodis Firestone

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    My pup suddenly won’t let anyone near his nails. The vet was doing them all along but he got so worked up last time that they scolded us and sent us home with chill pills.
    Anyone have any suggestions that don’t involve drugging my dog?

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