Musher’s Secret Dog Paw Wax 60 g (2.1 oz) – Moisturizing Dog Paw Balm that Creates an Invisible Barrier That Protects and Heals Dry Cracked Paws – All-Natural with Vitamin E and Food-Grade Ingredients

The BEST thing I’ve ever gotten!
The title honestly says it all and I’m not exaggerating when I say this is the best thing I’ve bought for my dogs so far. We are having the “extreme cold” that everyone has been talking about and it’s currently 12 degrees outside and dropping quickly. I put this paw balm on both of my dogs paws- the pads & the fur in between all the pads. I used a very thin layer of the balm. When I took them outside to use the bathroom, they were able to walk around on the ground with NO ISSUES. Usually after just a couple minutes they’re lifting their paws and crying, but not this time! My dogs were walking around and sniffing acting like it wasn’t even cold. The balm is very lightweight, not super thick. It has a very light scent and it smells amazing. The tub is small, but with how little you have to use, this is going to last me a while. I also like that it is natural and “lick safe” as my 9 month old puppy would definitely try to lick it off. This is worth every single penny spent! It seems to make their paws pretty soft and the dogs don’t seem to mind the balm at all. Highly recommend!

Great stuff and an answer to: what if my dog eats it?
First off, this product did a great job protecting my dogs paws from salt and gunk they put all over the sidewalks in my neighborhood this winter. While it was hard to get her to cooperate for application the first couple of times, she grew to tolerate it pretty quickly. Unfortunately, she liked the taste a little too much and treated herself to the rest of the container while I was at work one day. While I could find plenty of information ensuring me this was non-toxic and would pass, there wasn’t much information about what passing would entail….if you find yourself in the same boat and are questioning “is this normal?” (or are just curious about what could happen) read on for our experience. Key Takeaway: Yes t is non-toxic, but do yourself a favor and store this somewhere where you are SURE your pup can’t get it.I arrived home from work to find my 50lb lab mix waiting for me at the door (normal) with a desperate look in her eye and a weird collection of chunky yellow…something under her tail (obviously not normal). She gave a high pitch whine and I immediately dropped what I was holding and took her outside obviously concerned about whatever this gunk on her butt was. She dragged me to her favorite poop spot and proceeded to shoot (yes shoot) a clear-ish liquid substance out of her backside in a few spurts, followed by a huge output of liquid stool. It was a giant mess, and really obvious on top of the foot of snow on the ground. I told myself I should at least attempt to pick it up which is how i discovered that this liquid mass of poo had completely solidified (like those weird fake vomit puddles you can buy at a joke shop) – my sweet dog had unintentionally created her first poo candle.When I got back to the house and attempted to wipe away the yellow clumps still hanging under her tail I discovered that they a) smelled exactly like mushers secret and b) left quite a bit of waxy residue. Knowing her tendency of rifling through purses/backpacks to steal chapstick it was pretty clear what happened and sure enough I soon discovered the 60g container of mushers secret open and licked clean on the living room floor.I was able to verify that this product was non-toxic very quickly and was assured that it would pass safely, but no one mentioned the possibility that passing it would mean that wax would literally seep out of my dogs anus. She never had an accident in the house – the wax just literally passed right through her and collected in the surrounding fur. This kept happening over the next 48 hours – I would get a whiff of mushers secret and grab a wet towel to try to wipe it away before it solidified in her fur. This was obviously an imperfect process, and was accompanied by a lot of scooting and 2 highly un-enjoyable baths where I somehow managed to convince my bath hating pup that sitting and letting my scrub all the gunk away from the fur surrounding her anus was the only way to end her discomfort. After a couple days of this and a few more (less dramatic) candle poos the process was finally over.When the snow melted a week later I found the wax “tracks” of that first liquid expulsion laying on the ground, and some birds were grabbing pieces to reinforce their nests. Pup enjoyed watching them, and I enjoyed the comedy of the situation. I told her it was beautiful that she helped make a home, but to please never do that again.Note: My dog ate a small amount for her size (50 lbs ate the rest of our 60 g container), continued to eat and drink normally throughout the ordeal, and had a normal frequency of bowel movements. Please don’t take this in lieu of veterinary advise particularly if your pooch is smaller/ate a larger amount/has a more severe reaction/you are extra worried/etc.TL:DR – The ingredients in this product are non-toxic, but be advised that it may pass right through your dog and seep out of their anus if they ingest too much.

Great for the cold weather
What a great product. Was below zero here in WI and there was a lot of rock salt and sand on the sidewalks. Used this and it helped with his pads not getting ripped up and not wet with thr snow. Will definitely buy again. A little goes a long way.

Amazing
This stuff is amazing. I’ve been using this on our pup’s paws twice a day for a few days now and the transformation is incredible. He had scratchy rough paw pads before but now they’re smooth and soft. I’m so glad I stumbled across this balm

Smells good, feels nice, good stuff

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