Would this work to block foxtails from getting in my dogs nose?
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I don't know what foxtails. Is but u can cut the strap that covers the nose that's what I did to mine cuz I think it's a bit hard for the dog to breath ...! Plus my dog chews everything and this muzzle won't let him..this is a good product.
1271585
This muzzle would not provide full protection because the strap that covers the nose does not close completely. The strap only covers the opening, and you can easily place your fingers between the strap and muzzle. This space would make it possible for the foxtails to get into the nose if the dog is sniffing around in them. There is also mesh on both the top and under side of the muzzle.
1271586
I would say it could.. it has a front flap you can open, so your dog can still drink if you are hiking, walking whatever.. but you can snap it back closed when you need it closed.. it does have tough mesh on top and bottom but the holes are not big enough for fox tails to get through...I think it depends on how it fits your dog on how the front flap fits. My Great Dane has a narrow snout and the flaps covers the front hole (which is not that big anyways ) perfectly. I hope this helps..
2136930
Yes, this would work. It may or may not fatally injure the animal, but would move it along. If you don't want to kill the animals, maybe a softair gun would be good.
399182
Our dog has a white muzzle and brown nose; her nose and the area around it burns and blisters if she's out in the sun even a short time. Unfortunately she always licks it off (she has a very long tongue) but it doesn't appear to be irritating. We still use it but not sure it's really helping; we just walk her either early in the morning or later in the pm.
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I doubt it, but you have to measure the circumference of the nose, petco has a size chart for this muzzle, you probably need a 5, circumference of 13.7" with a finger between the measuring tape and the dogs nose to make sure it's not to tight, excellent muzzle
227365
Yes it can I use it on my fox terrier and my American Bull dog. It has a very long lease to fit any dog. Love it keeps the dog from pulling.
319632
I don't think foxtails would get through the thick rubber on the bottom of this boot. I don't see how the dog could get foxtails between his toes with these boots on. Of course, the boots are short, so foxtails will still stick elsewhere in the dog's fur.
1112682
Christina, I would suggest a different product if you willing to try it out,The link below will take you to the product directly.ScareCrow Motion Activated Animal Repellent
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I used it on my Yorkie - Maltase mix and it didn't get through her fur. So I would not recommend it.
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I'm not sure. I tried using it only for deer, which didn't work. I switched to Deer Stopper that resolved the problem. I also used human hair and garlic, to repel the animals. It worked!!!
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The product works well for rabbits. While I do not know for certain, my guess is that it would also work for raccoons. The scent of a predator likely would repel these critters as well.
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If he will let you spray it on him and rub it in a bit, it does seem to help loosen them. It won't get rid of them completely, but it does seem to prevent the tangles from getting worse as the fur grows out, so in theory after a while the mats could just be pulled right off.
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yes this works great for skunks, at least here in texas where we have foxes too, we have mobile homes and when the skunk decides to make his nest under them let me tell you its tough gettin em out. you can use old panty hose and make balls of this and throw them under the mobile home and sprinkle it around the perimeter and they will be GONE we've been using this product for years and it WORKS, now after a while the smell goes away and they will come back but then another treatment of this, and they're hasta la vista baby
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Hi Angela. As we live in NY I was not familiar with the CA foxtails but just googled it. I would guess that Pawz could help a bit to protect the dogs against them, but in looking at the Foxtails I would think it could still penetrate if the dog stepped on it just right.
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I don't know why it wouldn't. It seems to deter skunks, rats, and mice -- even the neighbors dog!
353686
Honestly, probably not. I bought this for my Siberian Husky when we had her spayed and she couldn't reach the stitches on her stomach but she could still reach sections of her back legs/feet. It could hinder the dog a bit from getting to their foot, but if they are really determined, I don't think this collar would stop your dog from reaching their foot.
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Not sure. I have a fox terrier but my guess would be if u purchased the larger size it would work. The mask has to cover the nose and mouth so the dog will breath in the medicine. Hope this helps!
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Probably not because my Australian shepherd can get his "nose" around the side of the barrier so I'm thinking a Chihuahua would figure out how to squirm through the area as well. Works great for us though.