Unfortunately, the Western United States, particularly California, experiences the highest number of related animal injuries from Foxtails, including pets and livestock. How to Protect Dogs from Invasive FoxtailsKeep your dog out of overgrown, grassy areas, meadows, flatlands and other places Foxtails are known to inhabit. After a walk, thoroughly check your dog’s body for any foxtail awns/seeds, including:Legs, paws, pads and between the toes. If you notice any of the following symptoms in your dog, see your veterinarian for proper diagnosis and treatment. Learn More: Foxtails: What They Are and Why They’re Harmful to Dogs Foxtails and Dogs Foxtails & Dogs: Why They’re Dangerous Are Foxtails Dangerous to Humans?