Dermoscent Skin Repairing Care for Dogs 1.7 oz
$33.00
Price: $33.00
(as of Feb 09, 2025 15:14:25 UTC – Details)
Topical balm is rapidly absorbed to provide your dog with relief against skin damage.
Treats hyperkeratosis of the nose, paw cracks, lesions, and works to prevent infections.
Ideal for cracked noses, paw pads, calloused pressure points and hot spots.
100% natural recipe is made without mineral oil or petroleum-based ingredients.
Formulated for dogs, this waterproof balm will provide your pooch with comfort against various skin problems.
8 reviews for Dermoscent Skin Repairing Care for Dogs 1.7 oz
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Caron –
Stays on
I can already tell after a few uses this is going to help my pups insanely medication irritated dry nose. She left it on. She has always managed to lick everything else off.
Dara C –
Works well
My doberman has dry itchy skin on her belly. This product has helped to clear it up, the product works well and I will continue to buy it.Wish there was an option to buy a larger package of it for a smaller price.Only negative would be that my dog does not like the smell of it. But that helps to deter her from licking it off.
Richard Kern –
Dig Nose Balm
Our dog started rubbing nose on furniture and carpet after balm was applied.
AMP –
Smells great
Used it on my dogs paws that were very raw. She doesnât seem to mind it. It smells good. Not sure if it works as good as Aquaphor but Iâm going to keep trying it.
bernadette hoban –
Dogs paws
We bought this for our 13 yr old golden and it immediately made her pads softer and I think she actually feels better from it. We usually apply it at the end of the day when she is in bed. Good product.
Amazon Customer –
Helps
This won’t fix the source of nose issues like cracking, ours was due to diet, but I think it helps with healing or I imagine at least provides some comfort.
Amazon Customer –
Great product
This stuff really works well.
Fran V –
Didnât quite work. St. Bernard still slipped on floor.
Didnât quite work. But I wouldnât say it was the productâs fault. I believe my St. Bernardâs paws are too smooth to always grip the floor surface.