• A round silver tin of poochella KINDRED Skin Salve sits on a textured beige stone surface, surrounded by small white flowers and green leaves in warm natural light.
  • A round tin of poochiella KINDRED Skin Salve sits on a wooden surface in a warm, cozy setting with a fluffy dog in the background, alongside a knit blanket with a paw print, flowers, and a rope leash.
  • A person applies a dark balm to a small dog's paw while the dog rests nearby, with an open round tin of paw care skin salve in the foreground on a cozy blanket.
  • A round tin of Poochella Kindred Skin Salve for dogs is displayed on a rustic wooden surface with white flowers and a green informational panel. The tin contains pale yellow balm, and the graphic includes text highlighting key ingredients like shea butter, hemp oil, and vitamin E.
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Poochella KINDRED Skin Salve | Natural Dog Paw & Nose Balm

Poochella KINDRED Skin Salve | Natural Dog Paw & Nose Balm

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A natural, multi-purpose dog balm for dry paws, noses and skin.

Made in Buxton in the Peak District, KINDRED Skin Salve is a rich yet easily absorbed dog grooming balm formulated with nourishing vegetable oils, beeswax, Shea Butter and vitamin E.

Designed for everyday care, this versatile dog paw balm helps soothe and moisturise dry, cracked paws, dry noses and areas of dry skin. It can also be used around folds and wrinkles where dogs may experience dry or uncomfortable skin.

The formula includes hemp oil, naturally rich in Omega-3 and Omega-6 fatty acids, alongside moisturising Shea Butter to help care for dry and sore areas. It's particularly useful during colder months, when winter weather, salt and ice can contribute to dry, cracked paws.

With a gentle Lavender & Peppermint essential oil scent, KINDRED Skin Salve is suitable for dogs from 12 weeks of age and is safe to lick, according to the supplier's product information.

Why you'll love KINDRED Skin Salve

  • For dry paws, noses & skin – helps soothe and moisturise dry areas.
  • Multi-purpose dog balm – suitable for paws, noses, dry skin and folds or wrinkles.
  • Contains Hemp oil – a naturally Omega-3 and Omega-6-rich ingredient.
  • Shea Butter – helps moisturise and comfort dry, sore areas.
  • Ideal for winter paw care – useful when paws are exposed to cold weather, salt and ice.
  • 100% natural ingredients.
  • Gentle Lavender & Peppermint scent – formulated with pure essential oils.
  • Handmade in Buxton, The Peak District.
  • Convenient 50g tin – easy to keep at home or take away on walks and holidays.

How To Use

First, wipe your dog's paws to remove any debris. Apply a small amount of balm to your finger and gently massage into the paws, nose or dry skin, until absorbed. A little goes a long way. As the balm is oil-based, avoid allowing your dog to run across slippery floors for around 30 minutes after application.

Not suitable for puppies under 12 weeks due to the addition of pure essential oils.

Ingredients: Olea europaea fruit oil (olive oil), Prunus dulcis oil (sweet almond oil), Cera alba (beeswax), Butyrospermum parkii fruit (Shea Butter), Cannabis sativa oil (hemp oil), Tocopherol (vitamin E), Lavandula angustifolia oil (lavender essential oil), Mentha piperita oil (peppermint essential oil), Linalool.

Discover Poochella KINDRED

KINDRED is Poochella’s new line of natural dog grooming and skincare products, created to make everyday care feel simple, beautiful and considered. From cleansing and conditioning to paw and skin care, KINDRED brings together thoughtfully developed natural dog grooming essentials with the considered quality and distinctive design that define Poochella.

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