- Cleaning dog paws with the Canosept routine
- Application video Canosept Paw Care
- Cleaning dog paws: 4 steps after a walk
Cleaning dog paws with the Canosept routine
Are you wondering how to clean your dog's paws and which products are suitable? We not only have the ideal routine for you, but also reliable products from the Canosept home medicine cabinet .
Important!: Get your dog used to the routine early, ideally when he's still a puppy. This will save you and your dog a lot of stress when cleaning their paws.
Matching video for the Canosept care routine
Cleaning dog paws: 4 steps after a walk
Step 1: Clean the dog paws
For example, clean your dog's paws after a walk with our Canosept Universal Care Wipes . These gentle, ready-to-use care wipes can also be easily used on sensitive areas around the eyes and ears, as well as on the entire coat.
And best of all: thanks to aloe vera and witch hazel, our universal care wipes offer gentle care and relieve skin irritations.
Step 2: Clean the dog paws with clean water
If the paws are extremely dirty, or after a walk in the snow, on the beach, or in the fields, it helps to thoroughly clean the paws with lukewarm, clean water. You can do this either under running water or with a bowl or washcloth. This can also remove stubborn and possibly invisible dirt, such as antifreeze, fertilizer, etc.
Step 3: Dry off!
Whether the paws got wet during a walk or you rinsed them, it's important to not only clean them but also dry them thoroughly. Moist and softened skin can create an ideal microclimate for bacteria and yeast, leading to skin infections. This is especially true for the paw pads due to the keratinized epithelium.
Step 4: Care for dog paws
After cleaning your dog's paws, we recommend applying Canosept Paw Care . With the help of high-quality ingredients such as apricot oil and panthenol, this paw care product provides rich care and moisture for the paws. It absorbs quickly without leaving a greasy film and thus greasy patches on the floor, and also protects against dryness and cracking.
