Natural Lick Safe Paw Balm

WINDY MILL LTD

£9

Protect and Moisturize Your Dog’s Paws. Our paw balm is the ultimate solution for maintaining your dog’s paw health. Shea and mango butter, safflower, candelilla wax, coconut oil, orange, and chamomile extracts work together to create a soothing and hydrating effect for rough and dry paws. The best part? This product is safe for pets to lick, so you can rest assured that your dog is not ingesting any harmful ingredients. Our balm (50 ml) is available in an aluminium screw top tin. Apply as required on clean dry paws. If required, apply 3/4 times a day. For external use only and if irritation o

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