Hello Yellow Paw Butter For Dogs

Is your dog’s itch out of control? Scratching so much they’ll give a cat a run for its money? Licking themselves more than an ice cream covered lick mat on a hot summer day? Say goodbye to itch and hello to allergy-free skin and paws with Hello Yellow Paw Butter from The L.O.V.E. Collection by Haus of Zsa Zsa Couture!

Specially formulated for dogs with itchy, allergy prone paws, Hello Yellow Paw Butter restores natural skin pH and fights back against allergens and itch with a homeopathic blend of essential oils, Borututu root, raw, organic Neem oil and Organic Apple Cider Vinegar while repairing damage to the skin, increasing circulation, preventing secondary skin infections stopping allergens in their tracks before they get the upper hand. Transport your dog to the serenity of a tropical rain forest with Hello Yellow’s refreshing scent that works to heal both body and mind. Hello Yellow Paw Butter moisturizes, softens and smooths the paw pads with a blend of jojoba, coconut, sweet almond and vitamin E oil while repairing damage, boosting collagen and increasing circulation along the way.  Hello Yellow combats allergens and secondary skin infections while calming inflammation, soothing itch, eliminating dry skin and excess oil build up to rejuvenate skin and regrow coat on paws. Hello Yellow transforms even the naughtiest of skin in to nice, healthy, happy skin that glows from within.

Shower your dog in the healing power of L.O.V.E. And watch their paws transform from naughty to nice with products you won’t hesitate to buy twice!

Directions for use: Gently cleanse and dry paws before use. Apply a pea sized amount of Hello Yellow Paw Butter to paw pads 1-2x daily! For best results use in combination with the full Hello Yellow line and prevent dog from exposure to suspected allergens. If a food allergy is suspected, always consult with a certified canine nutritionist before beginning an elimination diet. This product does not replace traditional medical products or advice. Seek medical attention from a licensed veterinarian if your dog's condition does not improve.