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Post  juneau hunter on 12/18/2009, 10:31 pm

I noticed today that Juneau has very dry pads on his paws. They remind me of my dry cracked feet in the summer! LOL

Is there anything I can put on them? Should I put something on them? Maybe I'm supposed to leave it? I just feel bad for him.

What do I do?

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Post  papaspugs on 12/18/2009, 11:51 pm

I think there is something that you can put on them. Hoof cream? Hopefully someone in the colder climates will have some suggestions.

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Post  Not Afraid on 12/19/2009, 2:31 am

The beach dogs use this stuff - Bow Wow Butter Balm. The ingredients in it are great and aren't harmful to dogs.

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Post  juneau hunter on 12/19/2009, 12:06 pm

Thanks. I just ordered some!

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Post  BruceLee33 on 12/21/2009, 6:12 pm

butter balm works miracles! *thumbs up!*
hope it'll solve the problem! it should! :)

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Post  destanie101 on 12/21/2009, 6:46 pm

Franklin gets them too when it gets really cold out, not sure what the butter balm is, but i just put lotion on Franklin's paws. LOL> not the smell good stuff with alcohol in it, but that Eucerin for extra dry skin. seems to work.

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Post  Guest on 2/11/2010, 6:28 pm

petroleum jelly has always worked for my guys

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Post  smoochieface on 2/11/2010, 6:42 pm

Big fan of Bag Balm. About $4.95 for a big ole tin at your local drug store.

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