Dogs’ Frito feet odor is caused by bacteria and yeast (fungi) that thrive in between your dog’s paw pads. Two types of ...

In honor of National Corn Chip Day on January 29, veterinarian Dr. Audrey Wystrach explains why a dog's paws can smell like corn chips Kelli Bender is the Pets Editor at PEOPLE. She has been ...

Here’s Why Your Dog’s Paws Smell Like Corn Chips. Suthep Wongkhad/Getty Images. By Juliana LaBianca. Updated on Apr. 25, 2024. No, you’re not imagining it—your dog might actually smell ...

The exposed skin on paw pads is also at risk of frostbite. Dog booties may look a bit silly, but they’re great for protecting paws from ice, snow, salt, and de-icing chemicals. ...

Paw pads have a thick layer of fatty tissue, ... And then there's "Frito feet." If you notice the distinct smell of corn chips emanating from your dog's paws, resist salivating.

AZ Pet Vet in Scottsdale offered some tips to keep your dog’s paw pads from being painfully burned. Paw booties are a great, vet-recommended option for keeping the heat away, ...

The Microbiome of a Dog’s Paw. At the heart of the corn chip smell is the unique microbiome of your dog’s paws. Just like humans, dogs have a complex ecosystem of bacteria and fungi living on ...