Arava Natural Paw & Nose Balm - for Dogs & Cats - Soother - Relief & Protection for Dry Cracked & Irritated Paws - Hot Spots Treatment - Healing Moisturizing Wax Cream for Pads & Snouts - 3.38 fl.oz
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DEEPLY PENETRATING FORMULA - Our healing balm nourishes and repairs your pet's paws, leaving them shiny and healthy. Arava pet salve is fast acting and long lasting to smoothe delicate and tender skin.
NATURAL DOG MOISTURIZER - Formulated with 10 natural ingredients including restorative, anti-inflammatory and antibacterial oils. Safe for both pets and humans, our paw ointment helps heal and soften.
HOLISTIC PREVENTION - Protects paw pads from harsh environmental conditions and rough surfaces year-round. Defends your pet against chaffing from ice, snow and salt all winter and hot pavement in summer.
EASY APPLICATION - Coat the affected area with a small amount of Arava paw softener. Gently massage the light coating into the skin, then spend 15 minutes with your pet to ensure full absorption.
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Arava Paw and Nose Bio Protector
Arava Paw and Nose Balm is an effective moisturizer that repairs dry and irritated skin leaving it feeling soft and smooth. This nourishing salve soothes a range of other skin conditions from rough elbows and hot spots to hyperkeratosis.
Arava paw butter also provides a layer of protection from a range of harsh environmental conditions. Whether your pet is walking on winter's ice, snow and salt, or summer's hot pavement, our bio protector ensures paws remain safe and healthy.
Formulated by Arava with gentle, natural ingredients for your pet's health and safety:
Helichrysum Italicum Oil
Hippophae Oil
Argan Oil
Olive Oil
Avocado Oil
Shea Butter
Camphor Oil
Beeswax
Lanolin
Tocopheryl Acetate (Vitamin E).
Directions for Use: Spread a light coating on the affected area and rub in. For year-round use, 1-2 times per week is sufficient. During extreme weather additional applications may be necessary. Frequency may vary based on activity level.