Mona Moon Naturals | Dog Paw Balm
$9.98
Lick-Safe Paw Care for Dogs
Mona Moon's all-natural Paw Balm soothes your dog's dry, rough, cracked feet from heat, cold, sand, salt, and snow. Specially formulated to moisturize and heal rough, chapped, and dry dog paw pads. Made with non-toxic ingredients that are safe for your dog should she/he have a sniff that turns to a lick.
Paw Balm also works great on human skin.
- No sulfates, phthalates, petroleum, or parabens
- No synthetic dyes or fragrances
- Completely all-natural and safe
- Cruelty-free
- Moisturizes and repairs
- Woman-owned
- Made in Rochester, NY
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BORING BUT USEFUL STUFF
Size: 2.0 oz
To use: Spread directly on your dog's paw pads and toes. Reapply as needed.
Care: Store at room temperature. Do not use on broken skin. Stop use if irritation occurs. Keep out of reach of children.
WHAT DOES IT REPLACE?
Petroleum-based balms and/or balms containing synthetic fragrances and dyes.
INGREDIENTS
Olive Oil, Coconut Oil, Organic Shea Butter, Beeswax, and Vitamin E.
SOURCE
Made in Rochester, NY, USA.
PACKAGING
Balm comes in a 2oz tin that may be reused or recycled.
ABOUT THE COMPANY
Mona Samaan-Ockenden is the creator of Mona Moon Naturals. In 2015, Mona’s sister was diagnosed with breast cancer (LCIS-lobular carcinoma in situ). Her cancer was estrogen based and Mona’s family learned that many body care products, home cleaning products and plastic storage containers are made with chemicals that are hormone disruptors.
Mona’s family made a choice to eliminate many products from her home and began using safer, more natural and chemical-free products, including deodorant.
“After trying several products, I was introduced to a DIY deodorant paste from a mom at my son’s school and it worked great! I began making and modifying the recipe for my own use.” Mona soon had close friends asking for the product, and it was then that Mona Moon Naturals was born.
10% of Mona Moon Naturals' profits supports the Breast Cancer Coalition of Rochester and their mission to support those touched by breast or gynecological cancers. Visit bccr.org to learn more.
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