Honey Pet Balm

Product Details

When your pet’s paws or nose need a little more TLC, our Honey Pet Balm delivers deep moisture and soothing protection. This clean, toxin-free formula combines pet-friendly oils and bees wax with real honey — known for its natural humectant and soothing properties — to help heal and soften dry, rough spots.

Why pet parents love it-
Boosted hydration for seriously dry or cracked paw pads and noses
Naturally soothing honey helps calm and protect irritated areas
Clean ingredients you can trust every day
Non-greasy finish that won’t leave oily prints

What’s inside-
A simple, skin-friendly blend infused with honey to lock in moisture and support natural healing.
Ingredients: Sunflower Seed Oil, Beeswax, Cocoa Seed Butter, Shea Butter, Tocopherol, Rosemary Extract, Aloe Leaf Extract, Honey
No parabens, no phthalates, no synthetic fragrance, no dyes.

How to use-
Clean and dry your pet’s paws or nose.
Rub into desired area in a thin, even layer onto dry areas.
Allow a moment to absorb. For best results, use daily or as needed for extra moisture.

Tip: For severe dryness, apply a thicker coat at bedtime and let the honey work overnight.

Safe for-
Dogs & cats (external use only).
Always supervise after application and discourage licking until absorbed.

Size & scent-
Net Wt: approx. 0.75 oz tin

Scent: Naturally light, with a soft hint of honey — no added fragrance.

Storage & shelf life-
Store in a cool, dry place away from direct heat. Best used within 12 months of opening.

Good to know-
Hand-poured; texture and color may vary slightly from batch to batch.
Not a drug. For persistent issues, consult your veterinarian.

FAQs-
How is this different from the Original Pet Balm?
The Honey Balm has an extra boost of hydration and soothing power from real honey — perfect for pets with extra-dry or weather-worn paws and noses.

Will it make my floors sticky?
No — our balm absorbs quickly, leaving a soft, non-greasy finish when applied as directed.

Can I use it on rough patches?
Yes! It’s great for dry or calloused spots. Avoid open wounds and check with your vet for irritated skin.