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.

NDC's award-winning dog nose balm is a synergistic blend of organic, plant-based ingredients working together to treat, heal, and moisturize your pup’s sniffer! No more dry, cracked, bleeding, or infected noses in your house thanks to natural anti-fungal, anti-inflammatory, and anti-bacterial properties present in this balm. And an added bonus? This balm's ingredients work as a natural SPF to protect Scout's snout in the sun.

Snout Soother is ideal for healing, treating, and protecting against:

• Dry, chapped nose
• Hyperkeratosis
• Dry skin around the face, lips, & ears
• Crusty, cracked nose
• Discoid Lupus
• Windburn & other extreme weather conditions

Say goodbye to nose woes with Snout Soother!

• Kukui Nut Oil Natural sun protectant and moisturizer to help penetrate oil deep into the skin
• Grapeseed Oil Healing polyphenols with super moisturizing properties
• Coconut Oil Anti-inflammatory, anti-fungal, & rich moisturizer source
• Chamomile Remarkable medicinal properties to heal wounds, soothe skin irritations, & ease discomfort
• Hempseed Oil Potent antioxidant with prostaglandin medicating & anti-inflammatory properties
• Remaining essential ingredients Shea Nut Butter, Jojoba Oil, Candelilla Wax, Natural Vitamin E, Rosemary Extract

Can Snout Soother be used on other animals?
Absolutely! Snout Soother can be used on all animals – even humans!

What is the difference between Snout Soother and coconut oil?
Virgin organic coconut oil is amazing, which is why NDC include it in many of their formulas! However, coconut oil is a very light moisturizer and just does not have the same healing power as Snout Soother. NDC hears from many customers, who don’t get results from only using coconut oil, that they are finally able to heal their dog’s nose with Snout Soother.

What do I do if my dog resists applying Snout Soother?
Many dogs do not want their noses messed with because those tissues are highly sensitive - touching IS painful even if they don't show it (dogs are stoic by nature). Dogs also have many nerve endings in their noses. Imagine chapped lips - ouch!

You might try holding a food reward in your hand and let your dog get a sniff of it. As he is licking or nibbling the treat, try to carefully swipe a bit of Snout Soother on your dog's nose. If your dog begins to associate yummy treats with getting something put on his nose, you should have a better response.

You could also try tug toys or belly rubs - anything to distract your dog. Tug works well for many dogs and they will let you do just about anything to their noses with a tug toy firmly locked in their jaws. At that point, keeping the tug toy is way more important than worrying about anyone touching their nose.

Does Snout Soother have SPF?
NDC Snout Soother does contain a natural SPF of ~9, and can certainly be used on other areas of your pup's body that may require sun protection. If you find that your pup requires a greater SPF, look for a sunscreen that is completely free of any Zinc or PABA.