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Web Exclusive! Protect your dog from snow, ice and road salt. A quick spray protects your dog's bare paws from salt, ice balls and snow clumping. Developed and proven in Canada where the winters can be fearsome, Paw Pro is a non-toxic spray that prevents ice and snow build-up between a dog's paw pads...and even prevents snowballs from accumulating on the legs and belly. This gentle blend contains two effective natural water repellentsâlanolin and sunflower oilâand even prevents road salt from penetrating the pads and causing irritation. It works better than expensive dog booties that slip off and make walking difficult. Works on the belly, too...even improves coat sheen. If your dog is short or does not shed, he will be prone to accumulating snowballs on his underbelly. Spray with Paw Pro, then gently rub to ensure even better coverage. By the end of your walk, most of the spray will have been absorbed into the pads and furâcontributing to coat sheen and acting as a natural moisturizer for the pads. Any excess spray can be easily wiped off with a dry cloth. It contains no petroleum-based products, so your pet can safely lick off the small amount left on the paws or fur. Veterinarian-approved; non-toxic, contains no preservatives or fragrances. No animals were harmed in its production. 4-oz. spray bottle. In a message dated 2/1/2005 9:50:06 AM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: > >In a message dated 1/31/2005 5:38:23 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, Â >[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: > >She also Âuses a spray called "Paw Pro" which contains lanolin and other >oils Âas Âprotection for her dogs paws from salt, snow and ice. > >These Âproducts come from Âan internet outfit called Â"Jake's Dog ÂHouse". > > > >I found the website but couldn't find "paw pro" or anything like it. Â > >Always at Âyour service and ready for a dialog, > >Al ÂKrigman > > ---- You are receiving this because you are subscribed to the list named "UnivCity." To unsubscribe or for archive information, see <http://www.purple.com/list.html>.
