FOR DOGS AND CATS
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Potential Benefits
- Helps Heal Wounds and Topical Skin Issues†
- Moisturizes Dry Irritated Skin and Cracked Paws†
- Helps Eliminate Yeast on Skin and Between Toes†
- Antiseptic, Antimicrobial and Anti-Inflammatory Properties†
- Supports Skin Regeneration and Repair†
- Can Be Used on Any Part of the Body†
- Organic and All Natural Ingredients
How to Use
Gently apply a thin layer of Organic Healing Balm onto affected areas to provide relief and support healing.
Key Ingredients
Coconut Oil
Coconut oil contains nourishing fatty acids that deeply hydrate skin while providing antimicrobial support for healing.†
Olive Oil
Olive oil contains a blend of enriching compounds, including polyphenols and vitamin E, that hydrate skin while offering antioxidant properties that support healing.†
Lomatium Dissectum
Cherished for its traditional medicinal use, Lomatium dissectum (LDM) contains potent antimicrobial and anti-inflammatory properties, helping to disinfect and regenerate wounds and damaged skin.†
Portugal Pine Resin
Portugal pine resin has natural adhesive properties that aid in the formation of a protective barrier over wounds.†
Lavender Essential Oil
Therapeutic grade lavender essential oil in this balm provides anti-inflammatory and anti-fungal properties while also providing a soothing aroma to help calm and relax your pet.†
Label Info
Vegan
Organic Ingredients
Made in the USA
No Pesticides
Untreated wounds in pets can lead to:
Persistent Discomfort and Inflammation
When wounds go untreated, they can become sources of ongoing discomfort for pets. Inflammation and irritation canset in, causing your pet to experience constant unease.
Risk of Infection
Open wounds can expose your pet's body to potential infections. Bacteria and other pathogens can enter the body through these openings, further complicating the healing process and endangering their health.
Compromised Mobility
Wounds that are left untreated might impede your pet's movement. The discomfort and pain associated with these wounds could affect their ability to walk, run, or engage in their regular activities, leading to a decrease in their overall quality of life.
Persistent Discomfort and Inflammation
When wounds go untreated, they can become sources of ongoing discomfort for pets. Inflammation and irritation canset in, causing your pet to experience constant unease.
Risk of Infection
Open wounds can expose your pet's body to potential infections. Bacteria and other pathogens can enter the body through these openings, further complicating the healing process and endangering their health.
Compromised Mobility
Wounds that are left untreated might impede your pet's movement. The discomfort and pain associated with these wounds could affect their ability to walk, run, or engage in their regular activities, leading to a decrease in their overall quality of life.
