Moisturising Paw Balm Stick

Two swipes per pad and I am done with all four feet in about a minute. Fits in a coat pocket for trail days.

Two swipes per pad and I am done with all four feet in about a minute.

We travel with Rocky most weekends so this gets real use. Two swipes per pad and I am done with all four feet in about a minute. Twenty two dollars sounded steep until I realized how long one stick goes.

It goes on waxy rather than greasy so he is not tracking it across the hardwood. The twist up tube means my hands stay clean, which a tin never managed. I distract him with a lick mat and he does not even notice me doing it. No complaints so far.

Bought this for our senior rottweiler and it was the right call. It absorbs in about five minutes if you rub it in properly. His back pads were cracked from the sidewalk salt and they smoothed out over a week and a half.

Twenty two dollars sounded steep until I realized how long one stick goes. Beach sand and salt water used to dry him out and now I just apply it after. You have to keep him occupied for a minute or he licks it straight off.

This was an impulse add to hit free shipping. No regrets. Summer asphalt used to leave his pads rough and this fixed that too. It goes on waxy rather than greasy so he is not tracking it across the hardwood. Fits in a coat pocket for trail days.

Bought two, one for home and one for my mom's place where Bailey stays. The cap clicks on tight so nothing leaks in the dog bag. Fits in a coat pocket for trail days. I put it on before winter walks as a barrier against the ice melt.

This showed up faster than expected which was a nice surprise. It absorbs in about five minutes if you rub it in properly. My senior lab has thin pads now and this keeps them from splitting. You can feel the difference in his pads by the third day.

Summer asphalt used to leave his pads rough and this fixed that too. Beach sand and salt water used to dry him out and now I just apply it after. Zero buyer's remorse.

Way less mess than digging balm out of a tin with my fingers!

My spaniel is a menace to anything cheaply made. Way less mess than digging balm out of a tin with my fingers.

Summer asphalt used to leave his pads rough and this fixed that too. Way less mess than digging balm out of a tin with my fingers. The cap clicks on tight so nothing leaks in the dog bag. Worth every penny!

I distract him with a lick mat and he does not even notice me doing it.

We have two dogs so anything we buy has to survive both of them. One stick has lasted us since November and it is maybe half gone.

Doubles for the crusty elbow callus on his pressure points. I distract him with a lick mat and he does not even notice me doing it. One stick has lasted us since November and it is maybe half gone. Two swipes per pad and I am done with all four feet in about a minute.

We travel with Stella most weekends so this gets real use. It absorbs in about five minutes if you rub it in properly. No scent is nice but it makes it hard to tell where you have already applied. Rounding up to four.

I distract him with a lick mat and he does not even notice me doing it. His back pads were cracked from the sidewalk salt and they smoothed out over a week and a half.

No scent to it at all, which means he does not immediately try to lick it off. I put it on before winter walks as a barrier against the ice melt. Way less mess than digging balm out of a tin with my fingers. Money well spent.

Rubbed a little on his dry nose and that helped as well. It goes on waxy rather than greasy so he is not tracking it across the hardwood.

The tube is small for a giant breed with big pads. In a cold house the stick is stiff and needs a few seconds to warm up. Your mileage may vary.

One stick has lasted us since November and it is maybe half gone.

You can feel the difference in his pads by the third day. Doubles for the crusty elbow callus on his pressure points.

Better than average with a small gripe. Doubles for the crusty elbow callus on his pressure points. It goes on waxy rather than greasy so he is not tracking it across the hardwood. It leaves a faint film on tile until it fully absorbs.

The cap clicks on tight so nothing leaks in the dog bag.