Regular paw care is essential to maintain your dog's overall health. Make it a habit to clean their paws after outdoor activities.
Use gentle and pet-safe cleaning solutions to avoid irritation and allergic reactions on your dog's paws.
After walks or hikes, wipe your dog's paws with a damp cloth to remove dirt and debris.
While cleaning, inspect your dog's paws for any cuts, wounds, or foreign objects stuck between their toes.
Keep the hair around your dog's paw pads trimmed to prevent dirt and mud from accumulating.
Regularly moisturize your dog's paw pads to prevent dryness and cracking, especially during harsh weather conditions.
Avoid using harsh chemicals or household cleaners on your dog's paws, as they can cause irritation and harm.