Paw protector can be a life saver for your furry friend. Paw protector is a specially formulated product that helps to moisturize and protect your pet’s paws from the harsh elements. It creates a barrier around your pet’s foot that repels ice, salt, dirt, and helps protect your pet’s paw pad from burns. Just think of it as an invisible boot!

Guide to Using Paw Protector for Your Furry Friend

Using our Paw Protector is incredibly easy and convenient. Simply take a small amount from the tin and gently rub it between your fingers to soften the balm. Then, with a tender touch, apply it to the driest parts of your pets' body, such as their paws, elbows, or nose.

To achieve the best results, we recommend using at least 1-2 times a week. Regular use will ensure that your pets receive the continuous care they deserve, combatting dryness and preventing further skin issues.

Yes, a Spot Test is Recommended

Mild skin irritation may occur. To do a spot test, apply a small amount to a tiny area of your pet’s skin. Watch the area for 24 hours for any possible reactions or sensitivities. If redness or irritation appears after this period, stop using the product immediately.

Small Batch Freshness and Heat Sensitivity

To ensure maximum freshness, this particular item is handcrafted in small batches and stored away from direct sunlight. Sunlight can accelerate the degradation process and compromise its freshness. It is important to note that this item is susceptible to heat sensitivity.

Exposing it to temperatures exceeding 75 degrees Fahrenheit may cause the product to soften. In case this happens, it can easily be remedied by placing it in a cool area. By doing so, the item will cool down and return to its original state, ready to be used once again.

Important Safety Precautions when Using Herbal Remedies in Pets

We use botanical ingredients that are safe for dogs, cats, and guinea pigs. It's non-toxic for your furry friend. However, be aware that mild skin irritation may occur when using any herbal pet products. To be safe, do a spot test before applying the product to your pet's skin and read our other safety precautions below:

1. Allergies: Avoid using calendula on pets allergic to plants in the same family, including ragweed, chrysanthemums, marigolds, or daisies. If your pet has known allergies, it's best to steer clear of calendula or other ingredients that apply.

2. Pregnancy and Nursing: Limited studies on calendula's effects during pregnancy or nursing necessitate erring on the side of caution. Refrain from using calendula on pregnant or nursing pets to minimize risks, especially concerning the potential for early labor.

3. Low Blood Pressure and Diabetes: Exercise caution when using calendula on pets with pre-existing conditions like low blood pressure or diabetes. Calendula may affect these conditions and cause undesirable effects if used without proper medical guidance.

If your pet falls into any of the above categories or is currently on medication, consult your veterinarian before use. Their expertise will assess potential risks and provide suitable advice, ensuring your furry friend's optimal health and safety. If you suspect an adverse reaction, call your veterinary office immediately. If they are not available, follow their directions in contacting an emergency facility.