How to avoid grass seed injuries in dogs

Veterinarian, Dr Melissa Meehan, discusses the many dangers that grass seeds can pose for our dogs. Dr Mel explains that grass seeds can cause many external injuries to a dog's toes, eyes, ears and other extremities. However, most concerningly, they can can also penetrate the skin and then migrate through the body, getting into the eyes, the spine, the lungs, the brain, the possibilities are endless.

Find out how to recognise symptoms of a possible grass seed injury, as well as the best ways to avoid your dog being affected by a grass seed in the first place. If in any doubt, always check with your local vet, who will be able to both look for any grass seeds and suggest the best treatment if necessary.

Watch this informative video now so you can keep exercising your precious pooch, but keep them safe and stay alert for any signs of possible grass seed injuries.