Made with ingredients chosen for what they do—and nothing extra.
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Ingredients: Theobroma Grandiflorum (Cupuaçu) Seed Butter, Virola Surinamensis (Ucuuba) Seed Butter, Orbignya Oleifera (Babassu) Seed Oil, Plukenetia Volubilis (Sacha Inchi) Seed Oil, Copernicia Cerifera (Carnauba) Wax, Copaifera Species (Copaiba Balsam) Resin Extract.
No essential oils or added fragrance. The balm's subtle earthy aroma comes naturally from the ingredients themselves.
For external use only. Avoid eyes and mucous membranes. Do not apply to open or actively bleeding wounds. Discontinue use if irritation occurs. If your dog persistently licks or ingests a significant amount of product, contact your veterinarian.
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SIZE
.5 oz / 12.8 g · Approx. 3 months with daily useBEST FOR
Dry Paws · Noses · Rough Spots · Everyday ProtectionFORMAT
Concentrated Anhydrous Botanical BalmSCENT
Subtle + Earthy · Naturally Occurring · No Added FragranceREGION
Amazon · South AmericaESSENTIAL OILS
None
THE EXPERIENCE
Rich enough for paws. Gentle enough for noses.
SCOOP
MASSAGE
REWARD
The firm balm softens with the warmth of your fingers, giving you time to work it into dry paw pads, noses and rough spots before leaving behind a protective, conditioning layer.
Its subtle earthy aroma comes naturally from the ingredients themselves—no essential oils or added fragrance.
Softens the rough spots that come with being a dog.
THE RESULTS
Paw pads meet pavement, trails, dirt, weather and everything in between. Dog Balm gives dry, rough areas a rich layer of botanical oils, butters and wax to soften, condition and help protect the skin.
On noses and smaller dry spots, a little goes a long way, leaving the area feeling softer and conditioned without essential oils or added fragrance.
SOFT
CONDITIONED
PROTECTED
COMFORTABLE
WHO IT'S FOR
Dry Paw Pads · Dry Noses · Rough Spots · Active + Outdoor Dogs
For dogs whose paws and noses could use a little extra care—whether dryness comes from everyday life, time outdoors or changing weather.
Every ingredient earns its place.
WHAT’S INSIDE
CARNAUBA WAX
Helps it stay put.
A plant wax from the leaves of the Brazilian carnauba palm. It gives the balm structure and helps keep the conditioning oils and butters in contact with dry skin.
SACHA INCHI
Omega rich nourishment.
Naturally rich in alpha-linolenic and linoleic fatty acids, bringing lightweight conditioning to the richer botanical butters.
BABASSU OIL
Lightweight conditioning.
A lightweight oil that melts readily against warm skin, balancing the richer butters and helping give the balm its smooth glide and lighter finish.
CUPUAÇU BUTTER
Rich moisture.
A rich, creamy butter sometimes used as a plant-based alternative to lanolin for its ability to soften and hold moisture in dry skin. Traditionally used in South America to care for dry, irritated, and damaged skin.
UCUUBA BUTTER
Protective structure.
A naturally firm butter that gives the balm structure and helps create a protective layer over dry skin. Traditionally used in Amazonian preparations for cracked, damaged, and irritated skin.
COPAIBA RESIN
The bitter one.
A true botanical resin (not an essential oil) that contributes the balm's earthy character and naturally slightly bitter taste, which may help discourage licking. Traditionally used for wound and skin healing, anti-inflammatory and pain-relief.
WHY THE AMAZON?
A formula shaped by place.
Every botanical ingredient in Dog Balm is native to South America. Cupuaçu, ucuuba, babassu, sacha inchi, copaiba and carnauba each serve a purpose in the formula.
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Sacha inchi, passionfruit, tonka and copaiba each bring something different—from essential fatty acids and emollience to natural aroma and soothing plant compounds. Together, they create a formula rooted in the materials of the region.
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The formula isn't built around one Amazonian ingredient surrounded by conventional carrier oils. The entire blend stays within the regional concept, allowing the ingredients of one place to work together.
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The Amazon holds extraordinary plant diversity. Using renewable ingredients such as seeds, fruits and resins recognizes the value of the living forest—and the useful materials it can provide without becoming timber.
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Choosing renewable forest resources can support ways of farming and harvesting that give trees and other plants economic value while they remain part of the landscape. It's one small way ingredient choices can favor a living forest over clearing it.
HOW TO USE
REWARD
Give the balm a few moments to settle in before letting your dog lick the area. A favorite treat or a little attention makes a useful distraction.
LAYER
Start with a little and add more wherever additional protection is needed.
MASSAGE
Gently work into dry paw pads, noses or rough spots until evenly distributed.
SCOOP
Warm a small amount between your fingertips.
And yes—humans can use it too. Smooth any extra into your own hands or dry spots rather than washing it off.