Dogs may lick their paws for many reasons, including allergies, irritation, or environmental triggers. While occasional licking is normal, frequent licking can be a sign that extra support may be helpful.
Common Causes of Paw Licking
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Seasonal triggers like pollen
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Irritation from salt, chemicals, or rough surfaces
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Underlying skin sensitivity
How to Help
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Wipe paws after outdoor activity
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Use gentle bathing products
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Add daily support with chews that promote gut and immune health
👉 That’s where Allergy+Immune Chews can help. With probiotics, mushrooms, yucca, and pumpkin, they’re designed to support immune balance and skin comfort.
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Supports immune and skin health
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Probiotics + mushroom blend
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FAQs
Is paw licking always a sign of allergies?
Not always — it can also be caused by irritation, grooming habits, or environmental triggers.
When should I be concerned?
If licking becomes constant, causes redness, or disrupts your dog’s comfort, consider supportive care and consult your vet if needed.
Bottom Line
Paw licking can sometimes be a sign your dog is uncomfortable. Consistent care and daily chews like Allergy+Immune may help promote comfort and balance.