At those temperatures, a dog's sensitive paw pads can easily burn or blister, but not if they're wearing rugged Qumy Dog Boots. "Once I got a pair of these for my oldest dog years ago, I stuck ...

With the seasons hitting record highs and lows, your dog’s paw pads may not be as acclimated to the environment as they’ve ...

Frozen ground, icy terrain, salted sidewalks and streets covered in chemicals can harm paw pads, leading to discomfort, pain and even permanent damage. Wearing dog boots in the winter is the best ...

It's a beautiful fall scene — until someone notices bloody paw prints in the snow. Leave it to my German Shepherd Silas to slice open the pad on the bottom of his paw on Thanksgiving Day.

Jordan Sucato, 15, lives in Phoenix, Arizona, an area the National Weather Service says is on track to have its hottest-ever summer. As the temperature in the air rises, so too does the temperature of ...