Your Cat's Paws Rack Up A Lot Of Miles

From the time their four feet hit the ground your cat is going strong!

Think how many times your cat loops around the house...dashing upstairs and down or inside and out. Our cats put lots of miles on those paw pads.

Plus, they use their paws to pull stuff toward them, to knock glasses off, and to defend themselves against real or imaginary dangers.

Those paw pads make contact thousands of times a day.

Moisturizer for My Cat's Paws? Really?

Yes, really! Our cats are our companions, our friends and our cuddlers.

The feel of a soft paw patting your cheek is heart-warming and comforting. That experience is marred by a rough, scratchy paw pad.

Plus, our cats paw pads need to be in top top shape to offset the many miles they rack up playing with all those toys!

Paw Butter in a Tin or a Tube? Which is Best?

Paw Butter is the exact same recipe whether it is in a tin or a tube.

Tin - Great For Hands-On Application.

Tin - Better Value Per Ounce.

Tube - Ez To Use - Dab And Done.

Tube - Helpful For Those With Grip Issues.

Tube - Great For Travel.

Using Paw Butter for Your Cat

- Wait for your cat to be in a calm mood.

- Wipe paws off if needed.

- Tin - Scoop a bit out with finger or spoon.

- Warm in palm for faster absorption.

- Massage into each pad.

- Distract - See next section for distraction tips.

- Use 1-3x a day for 2-3 days (then as needed).

Tips for Distracting Your Cat

- Paw Butter will not harm your cat if they lick some off, but you want it to get it's job done. So distract your cat for a few minutes after application.

- Give treats before, during and after application, if needed.

- Feed their dinner after application.

- Give them a coveted toy.

- Have a new toy you think will delight them to use after application or the bag it came in.

Uncooperative Stubborn Cats (Not Your Sweet Kitty, Of Course)

- Some cats don’t like being held tightly or controlled. Consider wrapping them in a towel for everyone's safety.

- Make the process fun for your cat, give treats and more treats.

- Apply Paw Butter quickly and be liberal with treats.

- Try an extra smelly treat…peanut butter on a wooden spoon, goat cheese, tuna, etc.

- Think of it like giving them meds, sometimes we have to do what’s for their own good.