Should a dogs nose be wet or dry?

There are times when you should worry about a dry nose, but most of the time you don't have to be too concerned. Many people worry that their dog's nose is too dry, or too wet, or too warm, or too cool. read more

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An ill animal will often have a warm, dry nose in addition to other symptoms, such as lethargy, decreased or absent appetite, vomiting, diarrhea and so on. In the absence of other physical signs, there is a host of dermatological (skin) problems that can be seen in this area, such as Pemphigus Foliaceus. read more

A healthy dog's nose is often warm and dry after sleep. For some dogs, a dry, chapped nose is normal, especially with age. Dehydration or exertion may cause a warm, dry nose. Lying in the sun or spending time near a heat source may result in a dry nose. read more