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Natural Dog Company Skin Soother Balm Tin for Dogs, 4 oz.
Description
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Skin Soother is a 100% natural topical balm crafted to prevent and treat a plethora of ailments and irritations. Your pup will thank you for the relief from cuts, rashes, hot spots, scars, allergies, and more. Powered by plants, this balm heals, soothes, and nourishes even the most stubborn skin conditions.
- - Heals wounds, cuts, scrapes, burns, hot spots, and allergy symptoms
- - Treats rash and skin irritations, doggy dandruff, and bacterial infections
- - Balm is antibacterial, anti fungal, and anti-inflammatory
- - Vegan, Organic, & Fragrance Free formula
- - Safe for Dogs of all Ages, Sizes, and Breeds
- - Clean Ingredients: This Clean Grooming product does not contain parabens, phthalates or chemical dyes. Learn more at Petco.com/clean
Specifications
| SKU | 3673403 |
|---|---|
| Primary Brand | Natural Dog Company |
| Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
| Weight | 4 OZ |
Additional Features
| Personalized Item flag | No |
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Clean up any excess dirt or debris evident around the affected area. Use 2 fingers or a low-absorbent cloth to apply a generous amount of Skin Soother covering the area completely. Allow the area to dry and follow up with a treat or play time for a positive reward!
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Amazing!!!!
Nicole T.
Originally posted on Natural Dog Company
Great product
Jamis K.
Originally posted on Natural Dog Company
I used it on me.
Deanna B.
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It works
Sandra R.
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Roscoes paws
Mark M.
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Amazing
Denise E. G.
Originally posted on Natural Dog Company
Miracle in a tin!
Kathleen S.
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Amazing!!
Heather V.
Originally posted on Natural Dog Company
Questions
Can I put this on my incontinent Frenchie for a diaper rash
Does this work for skin and paw pads?
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My dog was recently groomed, and without realizing I let her play outside for a little too long. Her back paws kind of got a little irritated because her hair had just been cut down. She has been licking them on and off constantly since then. A vet on here suggested to use Vaseline but I didn’t want to risk her ingesting it. Instead I opted for ResQ Organics Skin Treatment with Manuka Honey. Is this a safer option?
Bichon small pink paws and area on butt , how do I heal dog
Hi my dog has a red itchy rash she continuously has been licking. It's shining because I applied coconut oil and apple cider vinegar to it. Just seemed like something that might help. She's 2 years old lab and terrier mix
Will this help my dogs acne
My dog has a small sore on his paw what do you recommend for this
Can calmoseptine ointment or cream good for dog? For wounds.
My dog is 11 years old a little overweight. She has dermatitis very bad right now. I switch to taste of the wild salmon food started cbd oil and she had her first bath with jax and daisy shampoo then lotion..but i noticed yesterday around her vagina in the crease it was so so raw and a little bloody from being raw almost what a bad diaper rash would look like
I started applying “Shea butter “ on pressure points of both my dogs to avoid them drying up. Dogs lick Shea butter. Is it alright. The product is “ palmers Shea formula” made in USA.
Hi, My husky hurt his paw so I put Espree Paw Balm on his paw and Im guessing he licked it because he pooped out what looked like resin. The ingredients in the Paw Balm are lanolin, bees wax, carnauba, sweet almond oil, aloe oil, lemon peel oil, vitamin E, comfrey extract, arnica. Now hes okay but laying around a bit more than normal. I added pictures of the resin like stuff from his poop. When I squeeze it is hard but I can scrape it if I scrape hard. Thank you!
My dog has bumps and hair loss around her eye, she's two and has sensitive skin. We have been applying cream we use for other rashes she gets but it's not clearing up. (Neocort antibiotic and anti-inflammatory cream), will this cream help the rash?
My dog has a "dry spot" on the skin of his right hind leg. We have given him frontline previously, he is eating ok, seems to be exhibiting normal behavior, but we don't know exactly what to do with this. We've been putting ice and all-natural hemp oil lotion on it to maybe help? There is no other spot on his body where this is occuring. Thank you so much for your time.
Any recommendations to treat dog skin ulcer?