This easy DIY Paw Balm recipe will help moisturize your dog's paws to keep them soft, supple, and protect from cracks.
It is inexpensive to make as it requires only a few supplies and it is super easy to make.
The best part of this DIY dog paw balm is that it uses all-natural ingredients that won't harm your best friend!
The paws of our furry friends take a beating! Snow, ice, hot pavement, sand, etc can cause their paws to become rough and cracked.
Miss Molly and the pack's paws can get so rough they start feeling like sandpaper - EEK!
And, did you know that dry paws lead to PAINFUL cracked paws?
Anyone that has had a cracked cuticle or a crack in a callous can vouch for the pain it causes.
This is why it is important to keep our pet's paws moisturized.
This easy-to-make paw balm will keep their paws moisturized and healthy.
This easy DIY Paw Balm recipe is inexpensive as it only requires a few supplies. And, it is also super easy to make.
The best part is that it uses ALL-NATURAL ingredients that won't harm your best friend!
AND, If you have an anxious pup, be sure and check out our all-natural Calming Spray for Dogs!
It is used as a spray for their bandana or bedding to help relax and calm them.
Now, let me show you how easy it is to make this all-natural paw balm to soothe and moisturize their paws!
Easy DIY Paw Balm
Supplies Needed:
3 - 2 oz heat-safe jars
2 oz olive oil
2 oz coconut oil
1 oz shea butter
5 teaspoon beeswax
How to make this easy DIY Paw Balm:
Start by putting all ingredients into a microwave-safe bowl.
Microwave for 30-second increments, stirring in between until all ingredients are melted together.
Pour into jars and let cool before putting lids on.
It is ready to use as a moisturizer for your dog's paws. Just apply with fingertips and gently massage into their paws.
Ah! Soothing relief!
Print the instructions for this easy Paw Balm for your pup!
Easy DIY Paw Balm
This easy DIY Paw Balm recipe will help moisturize your dog's paws to keep them soft, supple, and protect from cracks. It is inexpensive to make as it requires only a few supplies and it is super easy to make. The best part is that it uses all-natural ingredients that won't harm your best friend!
Materials
- 2 oz olive oil
- 3 - 2 oz heat-safe jars
- 2 oz coconut oil
- 1 oz shea butter
- 5 teaspoon beeswax
Tools
- 3 - 2 oz heat-safe jars
- Microwave
Instructions
- Put all ingredients into a microwave-safe bowl.
- Microwave for 30-second increments, stirring in between until all ingredients are melted together.
- Pour into jars and let cool before putting lids on.
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Adriane says
Oh thank you for this!
Dorothy Boucher says
I love this recipe for helping the dogs paw, and I have to say, I make almost a similar recipe for my dry feet. good stuff in here.
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heather says
I am so glad that you shared this one our dogs could use something like this during the cold winter months.
Dorothy Boucher says
This is awesome!! never knew it Thanks for sharing this recipe, can you believe I use this same recipe but add a few drops of either peppermint or lavender essential oil for my elbows, knees and feet for my eczema.
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Beyond Comps says
Great idea will give this a try. Very hot right now and it's drying out my poor babies feet!
bobbie says
so easy
Debbie P says
I will be saving this recipe for when the weather gets cold again. Thanks.
Chris ann says
Wow, that looks so easy to make! I bet it would be good for peoples feet too...
beth shepherd says
great easy recipe
Melissa Wilber says
This is great. Going to share this with my daughter. They just moved home to Upstate NY, from California. her pup will go through many weather changes here! A lot different than California!
Shay says
Hope this helps she's driving me nuts licking and biting