Description
HEMP COLLECTIVE – PET BALM 30GM
Hemp Collective Pet balm is packed with the power of natural soothing & nourishing ingredients. The soothing hemp balm is ideal for rough, cracked paws or specific areas of concern. The amount you use will depend on the shape & size of your furry friend, but the best news is, you can’t overdo it.
Why use a Pet Balm?
Hemp can be consumed or applied in a variety of ways – from hemp seeds to topical oils. And Hemp Collective have crafted a nourishing hemp balm that is loved by humans and pets in equal measure.
It’s packed with natural anti-inflammatory ingredients, which are perfect for sore joints, cracked paws and skin conditions. And a sure-fire way to tell if a product is good for you is by looking at the ingredients list. After all, it should go without saying that what you’re putting on your skin should be pronounceable.
Benefits for your pets
The Hemp Collective hemp balm can help target skin conditions and inflammation. It’s made in Australia and safe to lick (we get it, furry friends, it smells delicious). And what’s more, it’s suitable for human use too. Great for: Sore joints, cracked paws, general skin irritations and moisturising the skin
Plant Derived Ingredients: Coconut Oil, Shea butter, Hemp Seed Oil, Black Pepper, Burdock Root Powder, Myrrh gum, Beeswax, Germall Plus, eucalyptus Essential Oil.
Hemp Seed Oil
Delicious and nutritious – hemp seed oil is from the crushed seeds of the cannabis plant. And it sure packs a punch. Hemp seed oil contains a healthy balance of plant Omega’s, cholesterol, minerals, vitamins and antioxidants. It may help prevent inflammation and repair skin cells, and perhaps what it’s most renowned for is its source of omega fatty acids.
Coconut Oil
Natural balms and coconut oil are a match made in heaven. Coconut oil is rich in fatty acids and antioxidants, and it’s believed to have natural anti-inflammatory properties. It moisturizes all skin types, and assists in various skin problems such as psoriasis, dermatitis, eczema and flea allergies. It also helps to disinfect cuts and promotes healing.
Cocoa Butter
Cocoa butter is derived from cocoa beans, and it’s rich in fatty acids that can hydrate and nourish the skin for humans and pets. It’s also rich in phytochemicals, which may boost circulation and promote healing from skin conditions.
Shea Butter
Shea butter is extracted from the nuts from the Shea tree and hosts an array of benefits for pets and people. Touted for its anti-inflammatory and antibacterial properties – it’s soothing and safe to use on all different types of skin.
Black Pepper
You’ve no doubt sprinkled pepper over your favourite dish – but these spicy benefits go well beyond its taste. Black pepper is rich in antioxidants and antibacterial properties and can aid in aching muscles and inflammation. Say no more – can you pass the pepper?
Sunflower Lecithin
Ok, so this may be an exception to the rule of pronouncing your ingredients list. But there’s no funny business here. Put simply, lecithin is a fatty substance that occurs naturally in sunflowers and other plants. It’s processed through a cold press system and is naturally moisturizing and rich in essential fatty acids.
Burdock Root
Burdock root is a vegetable that’s commonly found in Asia and Europe and has been used for centuries to aid digestion. As a topical remedy, research has shown that Burdock Root contains multiple types of powerful antioxidants – some of which help to reduce inflammation. In humans, it’s also believed to improve acne, ringworm and sore muscles.
Myrrh Gum
A natural gum, myrrh has been used as perfume and incense for thousands of years. More recently, it’s been used for minor skin diseases, bruises, aches and pains. It has also been used as a natural mouthwash due to its antibacterial properties.
Beeswax
If you’re a fan of natural remedies, you’ve no doubt come across beeswax. So what’s the buzz about? Beeswax is great for irritated skin and works to lock in moisture and reduce inflammation. It’s ideal for a healthy coat – in other words, your dog will be the best-looking pooch at the dog park.
Eucalyptus Oil
Did you know that Indigenous Australians have long used eucalyptus to treat wounds and fight off infection? Due to its antiseptic properties, it’s great for insect bites and cuts after you and your furry friend have been out exploring.
The soothing hemp balm is ideal for rough, cracked paws or specific areas of concern. The amount you give will depend on the shape and size of your furry friend, but the best news is, you can’t overdo it. Most pets will begin to feel furtastic within a few days or weeks (sorry, that’s not actually a word).
Storage
It’s best to store Pet Balm in the fridge, out of the heat and direct sunlight, as this keeps the temperature nice and controlled. (Balm will go hard in Fridge)
Once opened use within 6 months. Oils in the balm can go rancid over time if left out in the heat or direct sunlight.
DISCLAIMER: No therapeutic claim is made or intended for this product. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, nor prevent any disease.
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