Fact: Foxtails are one of the most dangerous, everyday
threats to your dog’s health and can even be fatal . . .
. . . what simple steps can you take to guarantee
this doesn’t happen to your dog?
Foxtails can be found everywhere you take your dog outside: canyons, parks, hiking trails — even backyards and urban areas become everyday hazards that can cost you hundreds of dollars at the vet’s office or worse.
How? Foxtails get caught in your dog’s hair because the barbed spikes from these common grasses break off naturally.
From there, they can move into the skin.
Foxtails have barbs that make it possible for them to travel only in one direction, so they gradually work their way further and further into your dog’s skin, causing a painful sore that must be treated by a veterinarian. This can cost anywhere from $200 to $1,000 per occurence
Foxtails can also become embedded in your dog’s paws, eyes, nose, and…
EARS.
If left untreated, foxtails can travel through the body to the heart or lungs, causing pneumonia or even death.
How to Protect Your Dog Against the Danger of Foxtails
The best way to eliminate foxtail problems is to prevent them in the first place!
The Foxtail Dog Protector (pictured below) is a new solution that protects your dog’s ears easily and comfortably. To read more about this product, click here.
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Here are some other tips to avoid foxtail dangers:
- If possible, avoid foxtail infested areas – especially during the dry season.
- Thoroughly brush and inspect your dog’s coat if it has been romping through tall, mature grass.
- Run your hands over their coat and look for foxtails. Dogs with long hair are particularly susceptible to foxtail seeds.
- Look into your dog’s ears. If your dog has floppy ears, lift each ear and inspect. Immediately examine your dogs paws (in-between toes and paw pads), neck (under the collar), tail/anus, and underarm areas after walks in areas with foxtails.
- Remove any foxtails that are sitting on the fur.
- If you believe your dog has a foxtail seed lodged somewhere in its body, get to a vet IMMEDIATELY. The longer you wait, the deeper the foxtail will travel, the more damage it may do, and the more difficult it will be to treat.
- The only true way to eliminate the foxtail danger is to prevent it from occurring in the first place!
Now you can protect your dog
with the Foxtail Dog Protector
The Foxtail Dog Protector is a comfortable, lightweight, effective barrier that prevents foxtails from entering your dog’s ears.
It comes in a variety of colors and sizes, is washable and designed to last the entire lifetime of your dog.
The affordable price is a no-brainer when you consider that a single trip to the vet for foxtails can cost as much as $1,000, not to mention the health and safety of your dog.
Constructed of durable yet lightweight material, the Foxtail Dog Protector fits easily and quickly over your dog’s ears, preventing the most common form of foxtail danger. Your dog’s hearing will not be affected, and the protector comes on and off easily without cumbersome buckles or straps.
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