So, why do dogs smell like Fritos? Dogs’ Frito feet odor is caused by bacteria and yeast (fungi) that thrive in between your ...

And if there’s one particular odor that’s familiar to almost every dog owner, it’s that strange corn chip smell that emanates from their paws — colloquially known as Frito feet.

With National Corn Chip Day right around the corner on January 29 and an increased online interest in what causes "Frito feet" in dogs, Dr. Audrey Wystrach, the founder and CEO of Petfolk ...

If your dog has ever put their paws right by your face, you may have noticed a strange phenomenon: Frito feet. That's right — many dog owners claim that their pups' paws smell suspiciously like ...

"Dogs have normal levels of bacteria and yeast on their feet that leads to the Fritos smell," Dr. Amy Stone, DVM and Clinical Associate Professor at the University of Florida's College of ...

Animal experts are sharing why dogs shouldn’t be shamed if their paws smell like Fritos corn chips. “Dogs have normal levels of bacteria and yeast on their feet that leads to the Fritos smell ...

The thing is, there's no chips in the house. Before you suspect a chip-eating ghost, sniff your dog's feet. Fritos, right? Fido's Frito feet are real, and your dog's feet smell like Fritos because ...

Many dogs' feet do smell like popcorn! Mind blown. More accurately, they smell a little closer to corn chips, hence the nickname for the condition: "Frito Feet." So why does it happen?

The fix for Frito feet is fairly simple. First, you can just accept that your dog smells like corn chips. "If your dog isn't being bothered by its paws, then it's probably not an issue," Klein said.

then your dog may have what's called Frito feet. Don't worry, it's not a sign that your dog just gorged on a bunch of Fritos. Here's what Frito feet actually means as well as other common dog ...

In most cases, Frito feet are perfectly harmless. And no, it doesn’t necessarily mean you need an expert course on how to groom your dog…though you’re probably not going to be thrilled by ...

But dog’s feet, trampling through the grass ... in the fur coat between the foot pads and – voila! You get “Frito feet”!” Meadows writes. And if your doggie is smelling more like 3 ...