Tass Plus

Regular price €9,00
Regular price Sale price €9,00

Balm with beeswax for paw protection

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Tass Plus paw care balm with beeswax from husse, in a white tub and gold lid to protect your pet's sensitive pads.

Tass Plus

Regular price €9,00
Regular price Sale price €9,00

Balm with beeswax for paw protection

Your pet's pads are one of the most sensitive parts of their bodies. It is therefore very important to take good care of them both in winter and in summer. To protect them, apply Tass Plus after your walk. Made with beeswax, it soothes and offers long-lasting protection.

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Size: 40 ml

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Petrolatum album, beeswax (5%), glycerine, aroma.

  • After walking your dog, clean the paws with water.
  • Dry them with a towel.
  • Apply Tass Plus to the dry paws and rub it in. It keeps the paws soft and protected.
  • For external use only.

Paw care with beeswax to protect the paws and relieve cracked pads.

Asphalt, wood and sand can get very hot during the summer months. They absorb heat from the sun and can stay warm for hours. When out walking your dog during summer heat try to stay on grassy areas and when returning home, clean your dog’s paws with water and use TassPlus. There is a 7 second rule: press the back of your hand against the asphalt for 7 seconds. If it’s too hot for you, it’s too hot for your dog’s paws.

During winter the snow and ice get stuck between the paws and can cause discomfort. Dry pads can cause problems; road salt make dry cracking pads sting. Lubricate with TassPlus regularly to keep the paws in good condition. If you are going to be outdoors for a long time, rub an extra layer.

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