Those Paws Were Made For Walking

Your dog doesn’t need a Fit Bit to know they got 10,000 steps a day before breakfast! Those four feet hit the grounding running (and jumping and playing) and only stop to eat and sleep.

All that pounding takes a toll on your dog’s paws. What the heck, even if all your dog does is delicately trot across hand-loomed oriental rugs their paws need pampering!

You may have first noticed your dog’s pads needed some attention when they slapped you with a paw or jumped up on your legs! It felt like someone had rubbed coarse sandpaper on you. Time for Paw Butter to smooth those dog paw pads!

Does Your Dog Have Extra Paw Pad Tissue?

Many dogs also suffer from Paw Pad Hyperkeratosis. This condition is of unknown origins and shows up as an overgrowth extra paw pad tissue growing on the sides of the paw. It is much the same as nasal hyperkeratosis on many dog’s noses. Our Paw Butter for dogs literally helps melt the excess paw pad tissue away!

Buddy, the Lab above, loved his nightly walk, but Paw Hyperkeratosis prevented him from going more than a few feet. With regular usage of Paw Butter Buddy could go for his walks again, comfortably and happily.

Ounce of Paw-vention – Tips for Healthy Paws

Keep your eyes open for potential paw danger while walking your dog. I’m not suggesting you be a helicopter dog parent (we all know some of them) when it comes to paw and foot pad care, just notice what’s coming up.

Glass, sharp rocks, and such can bring a fun walk to a halt with one step. While you are scoping out the path, make sure you steer clear of dropped food, road kill, anthills and such. I speak from experience on all of those…don’t ask.

If it is too hold, or cold, for you to place your bare forearm onto the ground for 30 seconds, it will be for your dog’s paw pads. Unless they are an actual outdoor working dog.