Other practical steps to combat hay fever include having an air filter in the home, regularly washing the dog’s bedding, keeping windows and doors shut and vacuuming regularly.

Nutrition manager at Burns Pet Nutrition, Laura Crotch Harvey, has revealed the hay fever symptoms that owners can watch out ...

Hay fever mostly affects a dog’s skin, usually on the paws, eyes, ears, mouth and muzzle, armpits, abdomen ... or possibly bacterial, yeast, or parasitic infections. Continuous scratching ...

You may also notice redness around their eyes, ears, mouth and muzzle, as well as their armpits and tummy ... Frequent scratching can cause a build-up of bacteria and yeast and lead to skin, ear and ...

The Poodle’s curly coat is more prone to matting near the armpits, behind the ears ... Damp cords can lead to mildew or fungus, which is why careful drying and monitoring are as important as any other ...

Stop and smell the…armpits? Personal care brand Billie is asking New Yorkers to make a pit stop when they see their posters for a scratch-and-sniff experience. From now through Friday ...

You’re not alone. Millions of people struggle with toenail fungus, a problem that goes beyond just looks. It can cause discomfort, persistent itching, and even painful infections if left untreated.

Billie is elevating outdoor advertising with a bold new twist—introducing a scratch-and-sniff experience focussed on the armpit. Passersby can get a whiff of Billie’s popular All Day Deodorant ...

Toenail fungus is a widespread, persistent problem that can severely affect confidence and daily comfort. Many conventional treatments fall short, relying on harsh chemicals without addressing the ...

Editor's note: Readers often ask us for follow-ups on memorable stories. What has happened to this story over the years? This article was originally published in 2021 but has been re-edited and ...

Dealing with toenail fungus, or onychomycosis, can be a frustrating journey for millions of people worldwide. It often starts with a small yellow spot under the nail, and if left untreated, it can ...