Did You Just Realize Your Dog Has Dry Nose Condition? Is it Crusty?

Does Your Dog Have a Rough, Dry, or Crusty Nose?

Why Is My Dog's Nose Dry?

Dry dog noses can range from just a bit dry to more extreme dryness, like the noses above, called nasal hyperkeratosis. While not life-threatening, it's uncomfortable, unattractive, and can cause your dog stress.

Dry Dog Nose Causes

Environment (dry climate, dry winter air, etc.),
Some medications
Certain illnesses
Breed predisposition
Stress

Nasal Hyperkeratosis

Nasal Hyperkeratosis causes nose tissue to grow uncontrollably, covering the nose in scab-like skin. Dogs with extreme body types are often at risk; extremely flat-faced, extremely big, extremely small, extremely bully, etc. Nasal Hyperkeratosis is a condition, which can't be cured. Nose Butter controls the symptoms, keeping your dog's nose in shape, but has to be used on a regular maintenance program. More dry dog nose info here.

How Nose Butter Works

Nose Butter is a thick, rich moisturizer that infuses the dry nose tissue with layers of all-natural butter and oils that work together to get and keep your dog's nose healthy. Use Nose Butter® 2-3x a day for 2-3 days or until their nose improves, then as needed for maintenance. Distract your dog to keep them from licking it off before it gets its work done. Distraction Tips here.