Paw Balm ¦ Soothing Moisturiser for Dry Paws & Noses (15g)

Pavements in summer. Salted grit in winter. Their paws take more than you'd think.

Product Description

Paw pads do a hard job. Hot pavements, frozen ground, road salt, gravel, and the general business of walking everywhere barefoot — it adds up. Same for noses, which get the sun, the wind and the cold with nothing in between.

Paw Balm is a simple, gentle moisturiser for both. Made with coconut oil and glycerin, it goes on softly, absorbs without leaving a greasy trail across your floors, and helps keep dry, rough paw pads and noses comfortable and supple.

A small tin lasts a long time — you only need a little. Keep it by the door for after walks in winter, or in the bag for summer trips out. Massage it in gently while they're settled and half-asleep, and most dogs will let you get on with it quite happily.

Not a treatment, just good routine care — the pet equivalent of hand cream in January.

£13.99 · Free UK delivery · Dispatched in 1–3 days

Key features

• For paws and noses — one tin covers both
• Coconut oil and glycerin — gentle, simple ingredients for everyday use
• Absorbs quickly — no greasy paw prints across the kitchen
• Handy 15g tin — small enough for the bag or the coat pocket
• Year-round use — hot pavements in summer, grit and cold in winter
• A little goes a long way — one tin lasts well with regular use

Ingredients

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Water, Glycerin, Mineral Oil, Glyceryl Stearate, 1,2-Hexanediol, Carbomer, Arginine, Coconut Oil.

How to use

1. Wipe any dirt from paws or nose so the balm goes onto clean skin.
2. Take a small amount on a fingertip.
3. Massage in gently until absorbed. Best done when they're relaxed — after a walk or before a nap.

Use as often as needed. Distract them for a few minutes afterwards so it soaks in rather than getting licked straight off.

Objection-handling FAQ

Is it safe if my dog licks their paws? Dogs will always have a go. It's made for use on pets and uses gentle, common cosmetic ingredients, but it's meant to be absorbed into the skin rather than eaten — apply a thin layer and give them something to do for a few minutes afterwards. If your pet has known allergies or sensitivities, check the ingredients list above first.

Can I use it on cats? Cats groom far more thoroughly than dogs, so we'd suggest checking with your vet before using any topical product on a cat.

Will it make my floors greasy? It absorbs quickly and isn't a heavy grease — a thin layer, massaged in properly, shouldn't leave prints.

When should I use it? Mostly winter (grit, salt, cold, dry indoor heating) and summer (hot pavements, dry ground). Plenty of people use it year-round as routine care.

How long does a tin last? You only need a small amount per application, so a 15g tin lasts a long time with regular use.

My dog's paws are cracked, sore, or bleeding — will this fix it? No — that needs a vet, not a moisturiser. Please get properly sore, cracked or bleeding paws looked at. This is for everyday care of dry, rough skin.

Delivery typically 5 - 10 days.