Paw Soother Dog Paw Balm – Moisturizes Dry Cracked Paws After Walks, Hot Pavement, Beach Sand, Hiking & Outdoor Play with Coconut Oil & Calendula, Daily Paw Care, 1 oz Tin

Awesome product. My doggo has "Hairy Paw Syndrome". I actually bought this for his nose because he also has major allergies that he takes meds for. This formula works well for him and cured the chapped nose business and it also sooths the roughness irritation of the hyper keratin growth on the beans. He tolerates it well and that makes me happy. I am also very pleased with the ingredients that are not harmful to my Dude's health, and it smells very nice.

This size is definitely worth the money. The formula is quickly absorbed and the results are immediate.

While the product has proven to be effective in providing relief and healing, it's worth noting that it takes some time to fully dry and absorb. The Paw Soother comes in a handy container and is easy to apply. The natural ingredients are a big plus, as I'm always looking for products that are safe for my dog. The balm itself is thick and rich, which makes it great for moisturizing and nourishing those rough paw pads. After a few applications over the course of a week, I started noticing a positive change in my dog's paw condition. The dryness and cracking began to improve, and the irritated areas seemed to calm down. It's evident that the product is formulated with care and quality in mind. However, one drawback I encountered was the time it takes for the balm to fully dry on my dog's paws. This became a bit of a challenge, as my dog didn't particularly enjoy waiting around until the product was absorbed. In some cases, he would try to lick it off before it had a chance to work its magic. This required some extra monitoring to ensure the product had time to properly do its job. Despite the drying time issue, I appreciate the results the Paw Soother has provided. It's important to understand that healing and improvement take time, and this product is no exception. If you're patient and willing to ensure your dog doesn't disturb the application, the Natural Dog Company Paw Soother can be a reliable solution for paw issues. In conclusion, I'm giving this product a four-star rating because of its effectiveness in healing dry and cracked paws. The need for patience during the drying process is a minor inconvenience compared to the benefits it brings. If you're looking for a natural and effective solution to your dog's paw problems, this is definitely a product to consider.

The Natural Dog Company Paw Soother Balm & Wax 2 oz Stick is a fantastic product overall. It helped keep my dog’s paws soft and healthy, especially after long walks on rough or hot surfaces. The balm has a pleasant, natural smell, goes on smoothly without being greasy, and my dog didn’t mind me applying it at all. I noticed his paws looked less dry and cracked after just a few uses. The stick format makes application clean and easy — no mess. Overall, this balm feels high-quality, effective, and worth having in your pet care routine. Highly recommend!

My dogs were chewing on their feet in the winter due to the salt on the road. Ideally, I would have a fenced in yard to avoid the salt all together but that's not the case. If you put this on your dogs paws before going outside and wipe them off when they come in, it removes all the junk. Also with their paws in the summer, they would crack from the heat. This balm saved their toe beans!

I purchased this Paw Balm to use on our new cavalier puppy’s paws since it’s been bone chillingly cold outside. I’ve never used paw balm before so I don’t have anything to compare it to. But I’d have to believe there’s a better brand out there. First, the size is no bigger than a small tube of chapstick, even though the picture shows the much larger 2oz size. It does say .15oz in the title, but I assumed that was a typo because surely you’d expect the picture to be of the actual product. Not a completely different and significantly smaller size. As an e-commerce seller on Amazon myself, I would never do this. Next, the smell. I’m shocked at comments referring to the “pleasant smell.” I guess if you like the smell of things like NyQuil or vapor rub, you’d like this too. But I hate our new puppy smelling like this for hours each time we use it on her. Even so, I’ve still used it because obviously protecting her paws is what’s important. But the smell alone will ensure that I don’t purchase again. (Although, maybe all paw balm smells like this - I’ll need to ask around). As for her paws, I do notice a difference in her comfort level outside when it’s cold and snowy. She no longer lifts her paws when walking on the snow and isn’t wanting to go back inside before doing her business. So it does seem to work as it should, although like other posters have indicated, it takes a little bit to absorb/dry and I have to hold her for a minute so she doesn’t lick it off before it can work. I have three stars since it does seem to work fairly well. But I can’t ignore the misleading size in the photos or the strong, medicinal smell. I’ll be trying another brand once this runs out.

I honestly wish I’d started using the Natural Dog Company Paw Soother sooner. My pup’s paws were getting really rough and "crunchy" from the hot pavement and salt in the winter, and you could tell it was starting to bother him. The stick format is a total lifesaver—it’s basically like a giant chapstick for their feet, so you don’t have to get your hands all greasy digging into a jar. It smells nice and herbal, and the best part is that it's all-natural, so I don't have to panic when he inevitably tries to lick a little bit off. After just three days of putting it on before bed, his pads went from feeling like sandpaper to being soft and hydrated again. It absorbs pretty quickly, too, so I don't have to worry about him leaving greasy paw prints all over my hardwood floors. If your dog has dry, cracked paws, just get this—it actually works.

My dog has hyperkeratosis and I haven’t known what to do with her paws for a long time. I’ve tried different types of balms but she’s often uncomfortable with lots of handling of her paws due to the extent of the keratosis. This balm has been simple to apply requiring minimal rubbing in on my part and is incredibly moisturizing. I have been using for a week and the difference in her paw pads is significant. She let me clip her nails with zero problems as well, which is typically difficult due to her discomfort. The price seemed on the steep end, but the quality is more than I had hoped for, and my dog’s comfort has greatly increased. Absolutely worth it after two weeks of application.

The product itself is great. It helps sooth my dog's cracked paw pads. He used to not let me touch them - must have been painful. The seller, however, is using photo of a 2oz stick when the actual product is a 0.15oz stick. If you don't pay attention to the item description, you'll get a rude shock when you receive the item. This is misrepresentation.

Does what it says on tin and smells nice

It arrived with tin all bashed that bad that the lid wouldnt fit back on it and it was in a plastic bag that was filthy so i was annoyed

This is a good product. It helps soften dry, cracked pads. I put it on my dog last thing at night. I rub it in then give him his biscuits and this stops him licking his paws.

Used for my dog paws suffering with hyperkeratosis (hairy dog paws) brilliant definitely making a difference