Foxtail may seem like a harmless grass most of the time, but its seedhead can be devastating for dogs and other pets. What dog owners need to know about foxtail this summer | KSL.com Skip to content ...

The most common place where foxtails will burrow into a pet is the skin, especially in between dogs’ toes. A foxtail embedded into the skin can cause irritation, redness, pain and infection. As the ...

CTV News Edmonton's Amanda Anderson explains how foxtail grass can make your dog sick and why the city has no plans to remove it from local dog parks.

Once foxtail grass seeds get caught up in your dog's fur they will either need removing by yourself or a vet - they won’t just come out on their own and can burrow into all parts of your dog's body.

Dogs may inhale foxtails while running through fields and breathing hard. The foxtail can sometimes get stuck in the nose, which will cause the pet to sneeze and look uncomfortable.

It’s not all fun in the sun. Summer poses its own safety risks for your dog, including the particularly dangerous ‘foxtail grass’. With summer in full swing and more of us venturing out with ...

Despite the cute name, these unassuming grass seed pod can pose a major threat to your pet’s health. Despite the cute name, foxtails can pose a major threat to your pet’s health. Skip Navigation ...

Despite the cute name, these unassuming grass seed pod can pose a major threat to your pet’s health. Despite the cute name, foxtails can pose a major threat to your pet’s health. Skip Navigation ...

Despite the cute name, these unassuming grass seed pod can pose a major threat to your pet’s health. Despite the cute name, foxtails can pose a major threat to your pet’s health. Skip Navigation ...