Sentences with phrase «pads on one's feet»

It's also a perfect choice for older babies and toddlers who like freedom of movement, with grip pads on the feet for little walkers.

This is also a perfect choice for older babies and toddlers who like freedom of movement, with grip pads on the feet for little walkers.

If you work your way up to longer walks, most dogs will develop thicker pads on their feet and not have problems.

My only issue is that after doing lots of walking I found the foot bed irritated my fat pad on my feet.

These have nice padding on the foot - bed and the lower heel makes it very manageable.

To do this, they have incredibly sticky pads on their feet.

They have thick pads on their feet, designed for the winter.

A perfect choice for older babies and toddlers too — who like freedom of movement, with grip pads on the feet for little walkers.

Anne Peattie, a biologist at the University of California at Berkeley, responds: In addition to tiny claws, flies have specialized adhesive pads on their feet called pulvilli.

It turns out the arboreal amphibians, which secrete gluey mucus from pads on their feet, refresh their stickiness with every step they take.

If your dog has red, crusty / flaky, and / or swollen pads on his feet, it could be an indication that there's some sort of local irritant, or possibly inflammation or infection caused by a fungal, bacterial, or parasitic source.

Also, unlike dogs and cats, rabbits do not have pads on their feet so splinters from wood shavings can harm their sensitive feet.

Insufficient Fur Padding on the Feet: Any cause of fur loss on the soles of the feet, like mange, friction from improper flooring, contact allergies etc., will deprive the rabbit of the natural padding she needs to protect her feet.

Only slight niggle is that the anti squeak pads on the feet come off easily after the chair is used a few times.

The puppy will be introduced to having scissors around the face, having to hold still while the pads on their feet are trimmed.

Because dogs sweat through the pads on their feet, most of their body heat is expelled through their mouth when they pant.

Eight pads on each foot.

Not only is it extremely painful, but rabbits have no pads on their feet and need claws for grip.

Don't forget to include the paws, the pads on the feet, the toenails.

«Ants can change the size and shape of the pads on their feet depending on the load they are carrying,» he told the Daily Telegraph.