Colts Woof Baobab & Honeybush Hydrating Balm

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Grooming & Care

Baobab & Honeybush Hydrating Paw & Nose Balm

Made with baobab oil and honeybush, plus beeswax, shea butter, and coconut oil. Baobab comes from Africa's legendary tree of life, rich in vitamins, and honeybush is a South African botanical long valued for soothing skin. Together they make a deeply hydrating balm for dry paws and noses.

A hydrating paw and nose balm for rough pads from hot pavements and winter weather, and safe if licked.

Rich, penetrating moisture: for dry, cracked pads and noses
Protective barrier: beeswax and shea butter shield against hot pavements and cold weather
Sinks in without a heavy residue: safe if licked
For best results: pair with our Itchy Paw Soak, the Epsom salts soften the skin before you apply the balm

BAOBAB AND HONEYBUSH · FOR ROUGH, CRACKED PADS · SAFE IF LICKED

5.0 (1 review)

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Colt approves. Finish bath day with a mist while the coat is damp, and keep the salmon oil going with dinner.

Description

How to use it

A fingertip of it, warmed and rubbed into the pad or the nose. On a dry nose it is worth doing daily for a week before you judge it, because nose leather takes its time. On pads, after a bath or a soak and last thing at night.

What it is for

The everyday one: ordinary dryness, a nose that goes chalky in the heating season, and pads that could do with a little help. Anything cracked open or weeping is one for your vet.

Start with a soak if the pads are hard

On pads that have gone hard or cracked, the Itchy Paw Soak is the step before this one. Ten minutes in the bowl, dry carefully between the toes, then the balm while the pad is still supple. That is the difference between the oils going in and the oils sitting on the surface.

Which of the three balms

Three balms doing one job, and the botanical is the difference. Baobab and honeybush is the lightest, and the one for everyday dryness. Marula and rooibos is richer, for pads that have had a hard season behind them. Aloe Ferox is the restoring one, for pads and noses that are already weathered.

What is in it

Baobab oil and honeybush, with beeswax, shea butter and coconut oil.

Keeping it

Room temperature, lid on. It will go soft in a hot car and firm again afterwards, and neither does it any harm.

Pet Parent Guidance

Important Pet Health Notice: The information on this page, including any references to clinical studies, is for general informational and educational purposes only.

Not a Substitute for Veterinary Care: Always consult your vet before starting a new health regimen or if you have specific concerns about your pet's medical condition.

Scientific Substantiation: Claims regarding the benefits of our ingredients are supported by peer-reviewed clinical research and independent laboratory studies.

What Our Customers Say

5.0 (1 review) Verified

My dog loves this on her paws. In the evenings she will pester me to put this on after we have settled on the couch for the night.of course she does lick some of it off but her paws definitely feel better.