Other conditions that could cause your dog to chew his paws include ... can help diagnose secondary bacterial (Staph) or yeast (Malassezia) infection," she explains. "These organisms normally ...

One of the most common reasons dogs lick their paws is infections within the skin between the paw pads. These skin infections are typically caused by a bacterial infection or a type of yeast ...

A strong, abnormal smell could be from an infection or ... of bacteria and yeast," Griffin says. To reduce the odor, wash their feet and bodies more often If your dog's smell bothers you, try ...

"While the smell itself may not be harmful to your dog, it can be a sign of underlying skin issues such as fungal or yeast infections ... and protect a pet's paws from infection.

When dogs have an allergic reaction to pollen, dust, or mold, you will often see them scratching or biting excessively around their paws and ... to bacterial and yeast infection which can result ...

He is just prone to yeast in his ears and also on his toenails and feet. It's often easy to tell if a dog has an ear infection. Unlike other medical conditions that may be harder to diagnose ...