Hyperkeratosis in Dogs and How to Manage It

Today we are going to be talking about Hyperkeratosis.
What is Hyperkeratosis?
Why are my dog's paws and nose crusty?
How do I fix hyperkeratosis?
Is hyperkeratosis curable?
We are going to be answering all of these questions and more!
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[@azulasbluefire9788]

Thanks for the video. I didn't know this existed; I just noticed it in my dog's paws.

[@elizabethbonello5908]

Thanks for the advice!

[@gwenrowbottom6920]

Thank you for the information. I will take my dog to the vet.

[@cory5478]

Thanks so much for this

[@dfhjgddhh]

So if it's caused by a parasite wouldn't killing that help fix the issue?

[@KARENboomboomROXX]

I feel like this is often fungus.

[@tamararozwalka3100]

Honest question, our vet says his paws are fine but he has this really bad and it doesn’t hurt him. So which is it?

[@azulasbluefire9788]

Change vet

[@108Isabel]

My poor dog has hyperplasia in her paws she's a shiba inu I'm going to try these tips to help her

[@BigDome1]

There's no such thing as a "lazy dog"! Only a lazy owner.

[@Raelven]

On the nose it can also be a by-symptom of chronic dry eye. And it is very painful.

[@mothergoose4231]

This is pathetic. You literally have no solution how to heal this problem

[@brianarchy1043]

Says how to manage. Not heal. There is no cure.

[@mothergoose4231]

there is i did it with my dog @@brianarchy1043

[@KARENboomboomROXX]

​@@brianarchy1043unless it's fungus, in which case it is cureable. Misdiagnosis is rampant in the United States. They want to "manage" "incurable" conditions Rather than admit what they actually are, and cure them. Most often cures are able to be found without prescription drugs or vets.