06/26/2026
Your dogās paws tell you more than you think. They lick, chew, and walk through everything, so when somethingās off, the paws often show it first.
Hereās what to watch for:
š¾ Red & swollen skin between the toes. Inflamed, irritated, often the first sign of trouble.
š¾ Brown staining on the fur. That rust color comes from saliva when a dog licks the same spot over and over.
š¾ Scaly, crusty pads. Thick or flaking skin means the barrier is breaking down.
š¾ A damp, musty smell. That ācorn chipā odor is a classic sign of yeast overgrowth.
Caught early, paw issues are far easier to stay ahead of. Most start as a mix of three things: microbial overgrowth, inflammation, and a damaged skin barrier all feeding each other.
Thatās exactly what Silvet Spray is built for. A gentle, vet-approved spot treatment you can use between baths to keep paws clean and calm, no stinging, no harsh chemicals. And with yeast season here, wiping paws down after outdoor walks goes a long way.
Notice any of these signs? Donāt ignore them, and check in with your vet if they stick around.
