Natural Dog Company Paw Soother
Paw Soother is an organic, vegan, 100% natural herbal-based blend of butters and special plant oils. This natural paw balm is specially formulated to heal rough, chapped, dry dog paw pads. Paw Soother is also perfect for treating paw pad hyperkeratosis, aka “hairy paw”.
Paw Soother is ideal for:
- Healing Dry, Chapped, Rough Paws
- Peeling & Cracked Paws
- Hyperkeratosis of the Paw
- Paw Allergy Symptoms
- Shiny Show Dog Paws
- Extreme Weather Conditions
- Fading scars
- Dry Elbows
Paws can become dry and damaged from unprotected contact with elements such as ice, salt, sand, rough or hot surfaces. Despite common misconceptions, dog paws are not meant to be dry and rough. If left untreated, dry paw pads can cause great discomfort, obsessive licking and are more prone to loss of grip, injury, cracking and bleeding.
Healthy paws are meant to be hydrated, flexible and spongy – which allow dogs to get a better grip and avoid injury. Paw Soother deeply heals, moisturizes and nourishes the skin – making paws smooth and healthy again. You will see noticeable results after just one use! This product comes strongly recommended; your dog will thank you.
Dogs love to lick their paws, you can feel confident knowing every last ingredient that goes into our vegan dog-products are carefully sourced. Safe enough for health-conscious humans but made especially for your dog, Paw Soother transforms rough and scratchy paw pads to healthy and smooth. To protect your dog’s paws from future damage, we recommend using with our sister product, PawTection.
Ingredients:
Organic Coconut Oil, Organic Cupuacu Butter, Organic Hempseed Oil, Organic Jojoba Oil, Candelilla Wax, Calendula Extract, Cajeput Essential Oil, Natural Vitamin E, Chamomile, Rosemary Extract.
Application:
For no-mess application, simply uncap, twist up from the bottom, and glide our healing balm directly over your dog’s paw pads. Paws will be slick directly after application so it is advised to allow time for it to dry. Applying before bedtime is an ideal time when your dog is at rest and the body goes into regeneration mode!