Barrier Cream for Dogs Paws

Coconut oil has legitimate benefits for the skin of pets. It has a pleasant scent and works well as a moisturizer. Minor skin abrasions may heal more quickly due to the oil’s  antibacterial and anti-fungal properties.

Shea butter helps to protect the skin from both environmental and free-radical damage. It contains vitamins A and E. The product demonstrated both antimicrobial and anti-inflammatory properties.

Because of the calming nature and nourishing care of this plant, it is used topically on the delicate skin of pets. It offers anti-inflammatory and antiseptic properties.

Beeswax is a certified USDA Organic ingredient. It creates a layer of protection when applied to the pet’s skin, especially for the paws in the winter time against the chemical in the salt, ice and snow. In the summertime, it offers protection against the hot pavement. It can also be used for moisturizing any kind of dry skin, such as the nose. It is non-toxic if ingested or licked by a pet.

Almond oil is nourishing and gentle to the pet’s skin.  It is easily absorbed, making it a mild but effective moisturizer. Complete with essential fatty acids and vitamin E, it strengthens skin’s barrier against environmental stressors for a supple complexion.