NaturPet® Dr. Maggie Paw Protector

PROTECT AND MOISTURIZE YOUR PET’S PAWS

Dr. Maggie Paw Protector is a blend of natural waxes, moisturizers, and healing agents to protect your pets’ paws during both winter when they are walking on ice, salt, and snow, along with the summer months when they are more likely to dig holes or go out in the rain. This specially-formulated paw balm will not stain your pet’s fur.

• Soothes and moisturizes dry, cracked pads
• Alternative to dog boots
• Prevents weather-related irritation
• Safe if ingested in small amounts
• Non-toxic for cats and dogs

DIRECTIONS

1-4 tsp (5-20g) depending on size of pet’s paws. Rub onto all paw pads, coating entire pads evenly.
Use immediately prior to walking in snow, ice, salt, or on hot pavement or sand. May also be used before and after hikes and when walking on other abrasive surfaces.

CAUTIONS

Safe if ingested in small amounts. Do not use on pregnant or lactating animals.

ABOUT THE ACTIVE INGREDIENTS

Coconut Oil speeds wound healing and increases hydration of paws to soothe and soften skin. Shea Butter is incredibly nourishing and moisturizing for healing dry skin. Anti-inflammatory effects soothe irritation and may even protect against mutations in skin cells. Lecithin prevents moisture loss and increases moisture levels. Use daily to prevent cracked pads and noses. Almond Oil is high in antioxidants and healthy fats which nourish and strengthen skin cells to allow them to retain more moisture. Olive Oil is an natural moisturizer. Vitamin E supports the healing of damaged or dry skin. Calendula provides soothing relief on irritated paws and skin while speeding the healing of wounds, cuts, and cracks.

ABOUT THE INACTIVE INGREDIENTS

Beeswax forms a protective barrier over the pad without clogging pores. It has also been shown to rehydrate and rebuild damaged skin cells. Cocoa Butter is high in fatty acids, providing deep hydration and nutrients to the skin. D-Panthenol nourishes and moisturizes the skin, and assists in preventing the trans-epidermal loss of water from the surface of the skin due to evaporation.