Sentences with phrase «pads of one's feet»

Apart from the soft pad of her feet on the carpet, the scene is nearly silent, with no orchestral sting underlining the looming threat, and when she turns around, he's vanished, but the movie has succeeded in making us afraid of empty spaces and the human monsters that might at any moment step into them.

Step 5: Shave Pads of Feet Most pets» feet are shaved with a # 30 blade, but Nikki is used to having her feet shaved with a # 40 blade.

Be sure to get between the dog's toes and pads of the feet well, and leave the shampoo on for 10 - 15 minutes before rinsing.

Arthritis: Research has shown that, in the immediate post-operative period, newly declawed cats shift their body weight backward onto the large central pads of the feet, and off the sore toes.

The dog only sweats from its tongue and the four pads of its feet so it may not smell as quickly as you think.»

A cat's paws are the most sensitive part of its body, and while cat clawing makes cat paws lethal weapons, the velvet - soft pads of their feet are exquisitely designed for any number of uses including kneading a mother cat for milk.

It is preferable to call it a foot - hold because trappers seek to catch the animal on the pad of the foot rather than on the less muscular leg where the bones may be broken.

If not, keep an eye on them as it is possible for them to grow into the pads of their feet as their nails grow back.

Perhaps most importantly, the mutant mice had more sweat glands on the pads of their feet.

Massage into the pads of feet and the toes for mood support.

I had very wild swings and my glucose from 90 to 270... the edema went away in two days... However, I'm experiencing numbness and a feeling of like extra tissue between the two pads of my foot... My leg and foot are somewhat stiff even though there are no signs of Edema.

Your grooming will include a haircut, cleaning ears, trimming & grinding toenails, exterior anal glands & cleaning the pads of feet.

Remember, your dog does not sweat anywhere except from the pads of his feet.

They can cause the pads of your feet to burn.

Dogs eliminate heat by panting and also by small sweat glands on the pads of their feet.

Because dogs are only able to sweat to a very minor degree through the pads of their feet, they do not tolerate high temperatures as well as humans do.

In addition, the nose, along with the mouth and the pads of the feet, is one of the locations where dogs release body heat.

The hair in the ears and between the pads of the feet needs regular trimming, and many owners trim the hair over the eyes so they can see their dogs» eyes.

TRIMMING YOUR GOLDEN»S FEET The fur that grows down in the back of the foot should be trimmed even with the pad of the foot when the dog is standing.

Humans have sweat glands (small, tubular structures located just under the entire surface of our skin with the highest concentration on the palms of our hands and the soles of our feet) through which we cool off but dogs have sweat glands only in the pads of their feet.

Fleas and ticks love to hide in the moist area between the toes and pads of the feet.

Those who did not destroy them found that within a few hours and days their skin pigment turned to black on their noses, around the mouth and eyes and the pads of their feet and bellies.

We cool down by sweating (a lot) in summer while your dog has the ability to cool down only with the pads of his feet and by way of panting.

A beagle with MLS may be smaller in size and walk on his toes rather than on the pad of the foot.

Because it does little good to have sweat glands where a thick coat of fur is located, dogs have most of their sweat glands around the pads of their feet.

In optimally healthy dogs, the nose should be evenly pigmented, moist, smooth - surfaced and have a temperature (to the touch) comparable to other body parts like the pads of the feet.

The pads of the feet may sweat, and the heart will race.

Each different texture will have its own lessons, most importantly that different footing is needed and nothing should be feared by a variety of textures under the pads of the feet.

At about three weeks, begin to accustom a puppy to having his nails cut, the hair between the pads of his feet and around the anus trimmed, his body brushed, and his facial hair cleaned.

Cats scratch to «mark» their territory by leaving behind visual markers as well as scent markers from small glands in the pads of their feet.

If your cat is an indoor cat, the tips can get very sharp, and when overgrown they can curl back into the flesh or the pad of their foot.

If a rabbit goes too long without a nail trim the nails will continue to grow and sometimes grow into the pad of the foot or break off at the quick and cause pain or discomfort.

Scent and sweat glands in between the pads of the feet mix to produce a unique smell.

Pets lose much of their body heat through the pads of their feet, ears and respiratory tract.

Black - and - blue heelmarks were imprinted on its side, its toenails were long and curled into the pads of its feet, blood congealed in its ears; its face was a tortured grimace.

Snow packed between the pads of the feet can lead to frost bite.

Dogs and cats can't sweat like humans and can only let off heat by panting and through the pads of their feet.

Animals do not perspire the way humans do; the only sweat glands that they have are on the pads of their feet.

When observing the legs, they look for a straight line from the shoulder or hip to the pad of the feet.

Dogs only sweat through the pads of their feet..

When she allows it, gently work the pads of the feet.

The hair between the pads of the feet will need to be clipped as well.

Thick hair grows between the pads of the feet which also requires maintenance.

Remove loose hair from inside the ears and trim excess hair between the pads of the feet.

The rescued pets are suffering from flea infestations, eye discharge, ear infections, hair loss, dental disease, eye trauma, overgrown toenails (one so long it had painfully pierced and was growing into the pad of the foot), and overall lack of care.

You can tell a kitten is cold if the pads of his feet and / or ears feel cool or cold.

While regularly trimming the nails keep an eye on the pads of the feet.

Make sure that there is nothing stuck between the pads of the feet.

Common symptoms are nasal and eye discharge, coughing, and vomiting, and hardened nose and pads of the feet.

Long - haired breeds, for example, require more trimming around the chest, hocks, belly and pads of the feet than other dogs.