If your dog is licking their paws non-stop, it might seem like a harmless habit but it could be a red flag for a bigger ...

When dogs lick and chew their paws, it’s usually overlooked as a common canine behavior. However, the underlying causes can ...

Pat Buck A: Licking often starts out as a reaction to pain, as dogs cannot rub their sore joints with their paws. It can also be because of an allergic reaction, a compulsive behavior, or just ...

Dogs naturally lick their paws, but unusually excessive licking may have an underlying cause. If your dog frequently licks the same paw, they could be in pain or have an injury or infection.

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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 ...