These cysts can be products of allergy-induced paw inflammation triggered by pollen, mites, molds, fleas, and dietary proteins. An abnormal amount of friction between a dog's toes can cause ...

Unless you’re sure about the cause of a lump or bump, bring your dog in for an exam. If you see fast growth, redness, swelling, pus, an opening, or if the dog is in pain , make that appointment ...

If your dog’s paws get burnt, see your veterinarian. Meanwhile, cool their paws under running water and bandage them. Wintertime paw care. Dry and cold winter air can result in cracked paws.