Feb 10, 2025
Scent particles are trapped in a dog's moist nose, improving their ability to detect scents and keeping their nasal passages from drying up.
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Dogs don't perspire like people do, and their moist noses help control body temperature, particularly in cool or humid environments.
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In order to keep their noses moist, dogs often lick them, which improves their capacity to detect scents.
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Allergies or diseases such as Canine Infectious Respiratory Disease Complex (CIRDC) may be indicated by a persistently runny nose.
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If a dry or cracked nose persists, it may be an indication of fever, dehydration, or other health problems that need to be treated by a veterinarian.
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Although a wet nose is common, pet owners should keep an eye out for any indications of possible health issues by tracking variations in moisture levels.
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