Japanese Bristlegrass or more commonly known as Giant Foxtail around here is a summer annual grass that was accidentally introduced from eastern china in the 1920's is now an invasive weed in much ...

What Are Foxtail Plants, And Why Are They Dangerous? A foxtail plant is a weed-type grass that consists of several different varieties and grows throughout the US.

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.

Dog owners in hipster Brooklyn are barking mad over prickly weeds overtaking a popular local park that they worry could harm their precious pooches. The dreaded invasive foxtail grass in the dog ru… ...

Richter explained that foxtail grass seeds can burrow anywhere on a dog, including the nose, ears and feet.

Foxtail is an invasive weed. While largely found on the western side of the U.S., the weed can also be found in Georgia pastures, hayfields and backyards. Pet owners, beware: Foxtail is dangerous ...

Alongside blooming flowers and trees, your pet might run into a small, unassuming grass seed pod known as a foxtail. Despite the cute name, foxtails can pose a major threat to your pet’s health.

They might look harmless, but those bushy, wheat-like seeds waving in the wind this time of year on stalks of foxtail grass can be incredibly dangerous to pets.

This sticky feature is great for the grass, as it helps spread the seeds around, but it also results in foxtail segments getting stuck to pets.

This sticky feature is great for the grass, as it helps spread the seeds around, but it also results in foxtail segments getting stuck to pets.