The inside of a dog's nose produces a thin, watery mucus that captures smell molecules from the air they breathe in. A little of this mucus will drip out from time to time and make the front part ...

Dr Abhishek Choudhary, Senior Veterinarian at Vetic Pet Clinic, explained why our furry friends have damp snouts and what it ...

Your nose is built with a fantastic gooey substance called mucus, and we produce close to a liter of it every day. I'm getting there now. Every breath you take is filled with dust, dirt ...