Wonderful Wags Warns of Foxtail Danger

Wonderful Wags, based in Farmington, Utah, provides products and information for the health and safety of pets, has recently released some tips on their website designed to help dog owners better care for their pets during the hot summer months. An important tip is to be aware of the danger of foxtails to our pets.

Renee Coulter, spokesperson for Wonderful Wags, says, "We want everyone to be happy and healthy - and that includes our pets. Our products and information are designed to give you the best chance at ensuring the health and happiness of your furry family member."

Renee states that the company has great new information on their website with tips on summer safety for dogs, both for indoor and outdoor pets. The company also provides a range of natural dog treats - which are 100% sourced and made in the USA - and other products through their Amazon store, including all natural Turkey and Beef Stix, Salmon Snax and a no bark collar that Coulter says has been a very successful product. She explains, "Adhering to safety and happiness, our collar helps train dogs against barking, but does so in a more compassionate way than most other products on the market."

Renee adds that the information on the website can help pet owners to protect their pets from a mostly unknown danger – Foxtails. Amongst the most popular hiking trails and within the dog-parks in the Salt Lake Valley is a hidden risk that you may not realize: foxtails. Those pesky weed seeds that stick to your socks can also become lodged in your pet’s ears or paw pads, under eyelids, in the nose or tonsils, and sometimes even inhaled deep into the lung, causing a chronic infection. Also on the site is information regarding the different products that the company offers. Those interested in learning more about Wonderful Wags can visit them on their official site, or follow them on Facebook where they regularly offer information about pet safety and care, as well as updates on new products that they are releasing.

Coulter says that the information on the site is available now and with summer temperatures soaring, she urges pet owners to take a look and learn ways to protect their pets from the heat. In addition to avoiding heat stroke, the information also gives insights into recognizing the symptoms of heat stroke in dogs, and alerts owners of when the pet should be taken for medical treatment. More about heat stroke in dogs can be seen on the Wonderful Wags official website.