What if my dog licked the balm ?

You're fine! Except maybe that it makes it an expensive snack! When developing the balm, we saw that most other balms had tea tree oil (super toxic for dogs). So we developed a formula that is completely safe for both dogs and humans consumption.

How to apply the balm?

Here's a short video under a minute that will show you how to handle this paper tube like a pro.

How often should I apply the balm ?

Your dog's paws are healthy and you use it as protection? You should apply paw balm prior to a walk (I would apply it for extended outing; over 15mins). You can wipe off the balm once you're back from the walk.

Your dog's paws, ears or nose are dry or cracked? Apply the balm twice a day on that specific area. The natural creams inside will heal the wound and reinforce the natural protection.

What are the ingredients?

The balm is made with only 5 ingredients which are all safe to lick. Here's the (short) list:
- Shea Butter
-Candelilla Wax
-Vitamin E
-Coconut Oil
-Olive Oil

Will the balm stain our floors?

First, we must say that the balm is for outdoor uses. You should apply it before going out and wiping it off after. 

We did the testing indoor and it didn't stain the wood floors. BUT we haven't tested on all kinds of surfaces. To be honest, I'd try to keep the balm for outdoor uses.

Is the balm as good for hot asphalt as it is for snow?

Absolutely! On the outside, the balm acts as a barrier against hot AND cold. 

While on the inside, the active ingredients will soothe and heal rough paw pads.

Shouldn't my dog's paws be okay by themselves? I mean, it's nature.

Dog's paws should be okay to deal with natural conditions, yes. But asphalt and ice salt are anything but natural... They are super hard on your dog's paws. In the end, if your pup spend a lot of time outside, paw balm is a necessity.