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Pad Oil Support for Itchy & Yeasty Paws
Pad Oil Support for Itchy & Yeasty Paws
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If your dog suffers from itchy paws, licking feet, or red, irritated paw pads then this pad oil support for itchy and yeasty paws offers gentle, natural support using a blend of herbal and essential oils traditionally known for their skin-soothing properties. This fast-absorbing topical pad oil is ideal for maintaining healthy paws in dogs prone to dryness, sensitivity, or discomfort associated with environmental factors, diet or yeast.
Whether your dog’s discomfort is linked to muddy walks, allergens, or skin imbalance, Phytopet Pad Oil helps to soothe sore paws and promote a healthier skin barrier—perfect for dogs with yeasty paws or recurring paw irritation.
Key Benefits
- Supports dogs with itchy, irritated, or yeasty paws
- Naturally calming and cleansing ingredients
- Helps soothe dry, sore, or inflamed paw pads
- Free from synthetic chemicals and preservatives
- Non-greasy and quickly absorbed
Ideal For
- Dogs who lick or chew their paws
- Dry, red, or flaky paw pads
- Paw discomfort linked to wet or muddy environments
- Sensitive or reactive skin to seasonal allergens
If your dog suffers from itchy paws, licking feet, or red, irritated paw pads then this pad oil support for itchy and yeasty paws offers gentle, natural support using a blend of herbal and essential oils traditionally known for their skin-soothing properties. This fast-absorbing topical pad oil is ideal for maintaining healthy paws in dogs prone to dryness, sensitivity, or discomfort associated with environmental factors, diet or yeast.
Whether your dog’s discomfort is linked to muddy walks, allergens, or skin imbalance, Phytopet Pad Oil helps to soothe sore paws and promote a healthier skin barrier—perfect for dogs with yeasty paws or recurring paw irritation.
Key Benefits
- Supports dogs with itchy, irritated, or yeasty paws
- Naturally calming and cleansing ingredients
- Helps soothe dry, sore, or inflamed paw pads
- Free from synthetic chemicals and preservatives
- Non-greasy and quickly absorbed
Ideal For
- Dogs who lick or chew their paws
- Dry, red, or flaky paw pads
- Paw discomfort linked to wet or muddy environments
- Sensitive or reactive skin to seasonal allergens
Use
Ingredients
Apply a small amount to clean, dry paw pads as needed. Massage in gently. For external use only. Avoid contact with eyes, nose, and broken skin.
Calendula – Traditionally used to support skin recovery and natural cleansing
Tea Tree Oil – Known for maintaining skin hygiene and promoting paw cleanliness
Chickweed – Used to calm itching and cool irritated skin
Comfrey – Contains allantoin, traditionally used to support skin renewal
Arnica – Used externally to soothe areas of minor bruising and discomfort
Lavender & Chamomile – Gentle oils traditionally used to calm sensitive skin
Tea Tree Oil – Known for maintaining skin hygiene and promoting paw cleanliness
Chickweed – Used to calm itching and cool irritated skin
Comfrey – Contains allantoin, traditionally used to support skin renewal
Arnica – Used externally to soothe areas of minor bruising and discomfort
Lavender & Chamomile – Gentle oils traditionally used to calm sensitive skin
How often should I apply Pad Oil?
How often should I apply Pad Oil?
For general paw maintenance, once a day is usually enough. If your dog's paws are particularly sore or yeasty, you can apply it twice daily until things settle, then drop back to a daily top-up.
How long does it take to see results?
How long does it take to see results?
Most owners notice softer, calmer-looking paws within a week or two of regular use. For dogs with more stubborn irritation, it can take three to four weeks of consistent application to see a real difference.
Can I use Pad Oil alongside other treatments or medication?
Can I use Pad Oil alongside other treatments or medication?
Yes, Pad Oil is a topical support product and can generally be used alongside other supplements however one caveat are any probiotic sprays or gels since the oil contains anti bacterial properties.

Pad Oil Support for Itchy & Yeasty Paws
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Jenem This has helped soften rough patches on paws. It's easy to apply and fortunately the dog doesn't seem to bothered about trying to lick it off before it's absorbed.
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S.W. Great. Seems to do the job. Thank you
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Norma Corp My mums parsons terrier had sore red paws from skin allergies pad oul and skin aid greatly helped within 3 weeks her feet were healed up no itching
J
Judith Rixon Just used the once on my poor girl with Cuchings so too early to report but I am sure the results will be good
M
Michael Poole Such a good find... my dog's paw pads sometimes get a bit dry round the edges. This oil is so easy to apply, absorbs quickly and leaves no residue (unlike pad balm). Plus most importantly it works a treat.
D
Dan Fellows What is Pad Oil used for?
Canine Natural Cures
If your dog suffers from itchy paws, licking feet or red irritated paw pads then this fast-absorbing topical pad oil is ideal for maintaining healthy paws in dogs prone to dryness, sensitivity or discomfort associated with environmental factors, diet or yeast.
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