🐾Excessive paw licking in dogs is often caused by allergies or yeast infections.
🍵Green tea can be used as a natural remedy to soothe and heal the paws.
🍎Apple cider vinegar is an effective ingredient for combating yeast infections in dogs.
🧂Himalayan salt can be added to the foot soak to help reduce itching and inflammation.
💜Lavender essential oil can be used to add a pleasant scent to the foot soak.
What causes dogs to excessively lick their paws?
—Excessive paw licking in dogs is often caused by allergies or yeast infections.
Can I use regular salt instead of Himalayan salt?
—Yes, regular table salt can be used as a substitute for Himalayan salt.
How often should I soak my dog's paws?
—It is recommended to soak your dog's paws twice daily for seven days.
Is it safe to use apple cider vinegar on open wounds?
—No, apple cider vinegar can be irritating on open wounds. It is best to use green tea as a soak for wounds.
Can lavender essential oil be harmful to dogs?
—Lavender essential oil from quality sources, such as Young Living, is safe and beneficial for dogs.
00:00Introduction to the problem of excessive paw licking in dogs during springtime.
01:10Check for any foreign objects or wounds on your dog's paws.
01:30Most common cause of excessive paw licking is allergies.
02:12Yeast infections can also contribute to paw itching.
02:54Demonstration of a homemade paw soak using green tea, apple cider vinegar, Himalayan salt, and lavender essential oil.
03:56Instructions on how to use the paw soak effectively and its benefits.
04:40Encouragement to subscribe to the channel and join the newsletter for more pet health tips.
