Paw Relief
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Paw Relief
72WHY PAW RELIEF WAX WORKS
Thin, All-Natural Barrier
- Our specially formulated, all natural blend prevents harmful debris, chemicals, & bacteria from making direct contact with your dogs paws.
Deep-Penetrating Hydration
- The proprietary formula works to immediately moisturize your dog's paws, alleviating any dryness & cracking over time.
Antimicrobial
- This cocktail of essential oils has been used for centuries to help eliminate & fight off harmful bacteria.
Anti-Inflammatory Ingredients
- Immediately works to reduce painful inflammation & itchiness to get your dog back to optimal health.
HERE'S WHERE THE MAGIC HAPPENS
ORGANIC BEESWAX
Soothes & heals dry, cracked paws that have been damaged by heat, cold, & rough surfaces.
COCONUT OIL
Soothes & moisturizes your dog's paws while also acting as a natural, protective barrier from irritants.
SUNFLOWER OIL
Helps to combat free radicals in the skin, which is a major cause of premature aging of the skin and drying out.
SHEA BUTTER
Used to soothe, soften, & hydrate dry skin & paws.
CHAMOMILE
Contains natural anti-microbial properties to help combat infection, while also relieving itchiness & hot spots.
JOJOBA OIL
Mimics skin’s sebum & is rich with essential healing minerals to help restore paws to optimal condition.
VITAMIN E
Used to soothe, soften, & hydrate dry skin & paws.
CAJEPUT OIL
A natural antiseptic, helping to fight against fungal infections, and it can also be used to numb some degree of pain.
ROSEMARY OIL
Contains antimicrobial & antiseptic properties, helping neutralize free radicals & to help fight off any harmful bacteria.
INTRODUCING
ALPHA DOG NUTRITION PAW RELIEF WAX
Our Paw Relief Wax is an all-natural, nourishing balm that provides your dog's paws with:
1. Antimicrobial Ingredients - to help fight off harmful bacteria
2. Anti-Inflammatory Properties - to ease pain & restore comfort
3. Hydration - to alleviate cracked paws & restore them to the way they should be!
Common Questions About Paw Relief
Click on some of the most frequently asked questions below to see if we have your answer.
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What do you recommend Paw Relief for?
Paw Relief is helpful for a plethora of conditions including:
- Dry, Chapped, Rough Paws
- Peeling & Cracked Paws
- Hyperkeratosis of the Paw
- Paw Allergies
- Dermatitis
- Extreme Weather Conditions (Ice, Snow, Hot Pavement, etc)
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Is it still safe / effective if my dog licks it off?
It sure is! One of our primary considerations when formulating our Paw Relief wax was to make sure it was safe for dogs to ingest. The first few times you use our paw wax your dog is likely going to try to lick it off, and our all-natural, organic paw balm won't cause any issues there.
While it continues to work even if a majority is rubbed off, we highly recommend trying to put it on your dog when they are least likely to lick at it. A few examples would be if they are going to be chewing on a bone, likely to take a nap, etc.
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How often should I apply Paw Relief?
This is a tricky question, because it depends entirely on the condition of your dog's paws. For simplicity, we'll lump this into two categories - Repair & Maintenance
Repair:
- If your dog's paws are currently suffering & in rough shape, then we highly recommend using this paw balm 2-3 times daily to get them out of this phase. This ensures that the all-natural, organic nutrients are constantly working to heal their paws into top shape.
Maintenance:
- Once you've got your dog's paws good & healed up, you can then go ahead & switch to more of a "maintenance" mode. For this, we typically recommend applying the balm once per day. For most dogs, right before bedtime is typically going to be the best time of day to apply the paw wax.
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My dog has a cut on their paw. Will this help?
Absolutely! Paw Repair wax contains natural anti-microbial & anti-inflammatory ingredients, so it will absolutely help with cuts. The organic beeswax will also help seal the wound, preventing excess debris from irritating it further.
Please use common sense though! If your dog has a significant cut, you'll obviously want to take them to see a veterinarian ASAP!