Back to Nature Co's all-natural beeswax snout soother will help ease a dry, itchy, and cracked snoot. Designed without additional scent and lick-friendly, it doesn't make scents how happy our snout soother will make your pup.
What is Snout Soother used for? Back to Nature Co. snout soother is designed as an all-purpose balm for sensitive areas. We've had pawsitive results treating pink and dry snoots, tummy rashes, face sores, and dry ears.
Where To Buy Snout Soother
Your shampoo bar should be stored somewhere dry with access to airflow after use. We suggest a soap dish or open container. Our products are made of only natural ingredients and will not maintain their structure if left wet.
Not only are French bulldogs already prone to nose dryness as a breed (they often frequently lick their snout), but Ziggy and Zelda live in a very dry region which aggravates their nasal dryness even more.
Do you own a Brachycephalic Breed or a pup with a sensitive, irritated snout? Whatever dog you own, Snout Soother is here to ease a plethora of skin conditions and nourish your pup's nose using nothing but organic, vegan ingredients.
Thanks to the natural protective properties present in this nose-nourishing balm, you can rest assured your pup's snout is safe in the cold and in the sun. Natural SPF benefits adds an extra barrier of safety for such a sensitive area for dogs.
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