Dogs / Health
One of the most persistent old wives' tales in dog care is that a cold, wet nose means a healthy dog and a warm, dry nose means a sick one.
One of the most persistent old wives' tales in dog care is that a cold, wet nose means a healthy dog and a warm, dry nose means a sick one.
In reality, a dog's nose temperature and moisture level fluctuate constantly throughout the day based on entirely mundane factors:
A perfectly healthy dog can have a warm, dry nose, and a seriously ill dog can have a cool, wet one.
More reliable health indicators:
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