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Buddy Balm: Healing Paw Salve for Dogs and Cats to Reduce Snow Clumps and Moisturize

1/8/2022

 
Livestock guardian dogs and other working dogs can develop dry, cracked paw pads and accumulate snow clumps in the wintertime. To keep my pups on the homestead comfortable in the snow, I make my own Buddy Balm. Here’s my recipe:

Buddy Balm Recipe
2oz dried beeswax, melted
2oz olive oil
2oz coconut oil, melted
1 drop vitamin E oil

Combine all liquified ingredients in a heat safe container and stir well to combine. Pour into a storage jar with a lid. Use the cooled balm by rubbing just a bit onto each paw. The pads are instantly moisturized and will stay snow free! Safe for outdoor cats too.

P.S. This is great for human skin too!
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