[header] How to make dog paw balm [title] Get a six ounce tin or glass jar. [step] You will be making approximately six ounces of dog paw balm. You can use a six ounce tin or glass jar to store the dog paw balm once it's made.
[header] How to make dog paw balm [title] Get a six ounce tin or glass jar. [step] You will be making approximately six ounces of dog paw balm. You can use a six ounce tin or glass jar to store the dog paw balm once it's made.
[substeps] If you don't like getting pet's paws rubbed, cut the lid slightly over the top to make it easier to screw in a small cap. The cap will help to keep the top inside the jar handy so your dog can lick the balm once it's completely mixed in. You will also need two 6 ounce packets of dog paw balm for ease of handling. [substeps] You can buy dog paw balm in a variety of colors and shades. [substeps] Avoid pureeing your gloves with ascorbic acid or alpha hydroxy acids as these are toxic to dogs. [title] Obtain a 12 ounce tin or glass jar. You can also use twenty standard lip balm tubes instead of the six ounce container and share with your friends! [title] Find a double boiler. [step] You will need a double boiler to heat and combine the ingredients for dog paw balm.