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.

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A Rose Hill veterinarian is warning dog owners after a dog was brought in for the removal of 70 grass awn seeds in its fur and skin. They might be small, but the seeds known as foxtails or grass awns ...

Foxtail grass, a common plant with arrow-like seeds, can embed in dogs’ skin, ears, eyes, or noses, causing painful infections. If left untreated, this can lead to hefty vet bills.

Foxtails are the spiky, arrowhead-shaped seeds found on common wild grasses across the UK. During the warmer months, they dry out and become brittle, breaking off easily as dogs brush past.

Bringing pets along for the walk just adds energy to any outdoor adventure. Foxtail may seem like a harmless grass most of the time, but its seedhead can be devastating for dogs and other pets.

Across much of the United States, spring is in full force. With warmer weather, people are taking their furry family members out on longer walks and spending more time outside. Alongside blooming ...

You've probably seen it along the walking paths around Portland and on your hikes around the state. Right now, that seasonal grass can cause big problems for your pets. It's called foxtail and it ...