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Found this for you....
I like the term "snow nose"!
The most common cause of a fading nose is called “snow nose” or “winter nose,” because the dog’s nose will fade to pink or white during the winter months, and return to black once summer arrives. Also part of aging! all taken from: Why is My Dog' s Nose Turning Pink
Actually his nose looks really good compared to coco's...hers is fading a little on the upper part but also dry and cracked....I put a dab of olive oil on it to help....
Actually his nose looks really good compared to coco's...hers is fading a little on the upper part but also dry and cracked....I put a dab of olive oil on it to help....
yes, and my vet said not to worry...most likely due to her thyroid condition....and actually i dont' worry as she is 16 and still with me! But if in doubt, Danita, take him in....