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✔ A Dry, Crusty Nose?
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✔ Nasal Hyperkeratosis?
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The Australian Cattle Dog is one tough dog! Bred from English herding dogs and Dingoes specifically to survive the harsh Australian weather...not to mention that everything that crawls or slithers can kill you! FYI: We use the term Australian Cattle Dog to cover the red and blue dogs, as per AKC, but toss in the Blue Heeler term out of respect.
Like many of their herding-type canine cousins, the Australian Cattle Dog often has a tendency toward having a dry nose. This dryness can range from just a bit dry by the nostrils to the extreme form of dryness - Nasal Hyperkeratosis. Nose Butter moisturizes your Cattle Dog's dry nose and gives him back his smell-gathering mojo. This makes for a happy, healthy, more confident Australian Cattle Dog.
Is your dog's nose dry? Or even crusty and cracked, like the ones above? Lots of dogs have chapped, dry, crusty, dehydrated noses or maybe your dog has just a little dryness, but you want to stop it now. We've got your dog's nose issues covered.
A dry climate, lack of humidity, illness, some medications can all contribute to dry dog noses.
The extreme version, Nasal Hyperkeratosis, is an idiopathic condition (means science has no solid reason for the overgrowth). Condition means it can be managed (with Nose Butter-yea!) but not cured. It may become a part of your dog's grooming like toenail trimming.
DAB • DISTRACT • DONE
Nose Butter is a rich, dense, thick moisturizer that drenches your dog's parched nose in all-natural butters, fats, and oils.
To get your dog's nose back into shape apply Nose Butter 2-3x a day for the first 2-3 days (maybe a few days longer for exceptionally dry noses) or until their nose improves.
Distract them so it can soak in before they lick (dogs gonna lick). Of course, Nose Butter is non-toxic, no harm if they do lick!
Then use as needed for maintenance. This was the quick overview, more scintillating dog nose info is waiting for you...keep reading.
Which is Best? Tin or Tube?
• Tubes offer no mess application
• Tins allow hands-on application
What Size Should I Get?
Nose Butter is available in five sizes of tins and three tube sizes. Why so many? Because dogs come in all sizes from Chihuahuas to Great Danes!
Why So Many Dog Breed Labels?
Nose Butter® is the same product for a Pug or a Poodle. All the dog breed labels celebrate canine diversity.
Don’t see your breed? Our Every Dog Nose or 3 Cute Puppies labels are general labels. Send us an email or note with your order and tell us your breed. We consider new breed labels!
My Saint Bernard has had trouble with a dry, cracked nose. Nose Butter is a miracle. His nose looks great. Black, shiny, soft! This is a truly wonderful product. Thank you 😊
Love this product. My Dutch Shepherd suddenly began experiencing a very dry nose; his was cracking, flaking, layering, and sometimes bleeding. It was painful for him. My vet said it was likely immune mediated and recommended Bag Balm. Bag Balm did not help, nor did Vitamin E cream or oil, beeswax, olive oil, 3 other brands of canine nose balm, or avocado butter. I stumbled across The Blissful Dog, and I am so glad I did! Within two days, my dog's nose was remarkably improved. Within 3 days, chunks and flakes of unhealthy skin fell off my dog's nose, revealing new, healthy skin beneath. Within a week, the months-long issue was completely gone. My shepherd does not excessively lick this product, either. What a stellar product! Literally the only thing that helped my poor pup's nose. I will be a loyal patron of the Blissful Dog from here on out. Thank you!!!
A fantastic product. The nose butter is doing a great job. Thank you.
Worked amazing for my dogs nose! Thank you!
i forgot to take a before photo…but my tibetan mastiff’s nose healed right up in three days after applying a touch of the nose butter…thanks so much
Thank God you are there for pet owners 💜🙌🏻
Our eight and half year old E.Springer Spaniel suffers from nasal granularmatosis. We treat it with steroidal cream in the AM & a healthy dose of nasal butter in the PM. It seems to keep her nose almost normal. The moisture & lubrication in the butter seem to help keep Abigail's nose almost normal except for some lost pigment. A very useful product & we plan to continue the regime.
Malcolm Laner
I noticed my Brussels Griffon has "crusties" on her nose. After a quick search, found out it was hyperkeratosis, a pretty common condition that BGs can get. I ordered Blissful Dog Nose Butter on the recommendation of another BG owner. While waiting on it's arrival (about 3 days) I rubbed some Castor Oil on her nose. Then I used the Blissful Dog Nose Butter for 5 days. The crusties are completely gone! But my BG still comes for her "makeup" every evening! LOL! Emailed pics.
This nose butter is amazing! After a few uses my cocker spaniels nose was completely healed. I’ll keep this for future use and highly recommend to others.
Our 7 month old GSP pup's nose feels much better with her nose butter. After several attempts. we finally distracted her long enough for it to soak in.
