Yeast build up on dog paws

Yeast infections can occur on almost any area of a dog’s body, but they are most common on the paws. Yeast occurs naturally on your dog’s body, but if there is an imbalance, the yeast can start to grow out of control and irritate the paws. Yeast infections do not go away on their own

Have you ever noticed your dog’s feet smell like Fritos? Not everyone agrees with the label Frito feet but instead thinks their dog’s feet smell more like Doritos, popcorn, cheese, or corn chips in general. Frito feet is a real thing. If you’ve never smelled your dog’s feet, do it. Seriously. Are Frito Feet Normal […]

Living in the Pacific Northwest has its appeal until wintertime hits. That’s when the change in seasons lead to cold winds, lots of rain, and allergies due to fungus. These conditions can cause damage to your dog’s skin, especially their paws. So what can you do to help your dog this winter?

A yeast infection on a dog's paw is actually a common problem for dogs and reason for itchy paws. We'll discuss symptoms and home remedy treatments here.

A yeast infection of the skin, also called "yeast dermatitis," is a common skin concern for many dogs. It occurs when a specific type of yeast (called "Malassezia") is overproduced. Certain breeds of dog are more susceptible to this...

Yeast infections can be a painful, chronic nightmare for some dogs. Even when treated, they tend to come back, forcing pet parents to get more antibiotics and schedule more visits to the vet.

Food is a big factor in dog yeast infections. So here's what to feed a dog with a yeast infection ... plus a homemade dog food recipe for yeast infection.

Plain yogurt is a great treat that can help with yeast infections in your dog