29/07/2026
Grass seeds can cling to your pet’s fur and travel into ears, eyes, noses and paws. Once embedded, they can be very painful and may need veterinary treatment to be removed.
Breeds with fluffy coats, long ears or hairy feet can be especially at risk.
Make sure to:
✅ Check ears and paw pads after a walk
✅ Brush through your pet’s coat after a walk
✅ Avoid walking through long, dry grass where possible
If your pet is head shaking, sneezing, squinting or licking one spot, don’t ignore it; a grass seed could be bothering them, so get in touch with us.