Does a dry nose mean my dog is not feeling well? Should I worry? Our gundog vet offers advice on the subject
Q: My springer spaniel has a dry nose. What does it mean?
VICKY PAYNE replies: The short answer is, not a lot! Some dogs have naturally drier noses than others. Recent research suggest dogs can detect heat with their noses as well as scent and a dry nose may not be so good. If your dog’s nose changes, this could be a sign of illness and should be checked by a vet.
Does a dry nose mean my dog is not feeling well? Should I worry? Our gundog vet offers advice on the subject Q: My springer spaniel has a dry nose. What does it mean? VICKY PAYNE replies: The short an...
Does a dry nose mean my dog is not feeling well? Should I worry? Our gundog vet offers advice on the subject Q: My springer spaniel has a dry nose. What does it mean? VICKY PAYNE replies: The short an...
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