Handy HoundSnoutScreen Dog Nose Balm and Paw Balm, Moisturizing Formula for Dry or Cracked Noses, Vet Recommended, Made in USA, Protects Against UVB and UVC Rays, 2 oz

My pup has a little spot on his nose that gets burnt on our walks. I needed something easy quick and not super sticky. In short I needed something small and hassle less otherwise he would have put up a fuss. I found this product worked wonders for that sensitive area. The smell alerts him, so he does try to lick it off, but the ingredients are safe enough that I don’t worry as much If he does.Customer service reached out to me after my purchase just to follow up. Great product, great service.

My little Pitbull has a lot of pink on his snoot and this keeps him from burning at higher altitude (7200’) and he doesn’t lick it off.

Our dog has collie nose so sun protection is critical. Easy to use. Only thing that would make it better is if it would come in an ointment! Great product.

Seems to work good. The one thing I did notice is it’s a bit hard to spread on the nose. It’s waxy!

I just found out my dog has an auto immune disorder that affects his eyes and his skin sun burns easily...especially his nose and lips. My vet suggested getting a natural sunscreen product since the dog will be able to lick where it will be applied. We dont spend as much time in the sun anymore but before we do i put some of this sunscreen on his nose and lip areas. It has really helped. It has also helped moisturize and heal his chapped/cracked skin. I will be buying this again before we run out.

I like that it has natural ingredients, not all those harsh chemicals, and it glides on easy it keeps my dog from getting sunburnt this really works

My white hound dog gets pink on his snout from the sun. This product prevented that. Highly recommend.

So my pup (Oak) was diagnosed with the milder version of canine Lupus last Spring (2018). He started to slowly lose pigment on his nose during the Winter before, but he still had his appetite and energy so I just figured he was getting old. However, once the weather started to warm up, and we were spending more time outside, his nose began to burn and flare up something awful -- all cracked, bloody and scabby. The vet put him on antibiotics, and that helped but certainly wasn't a long-term solution.We live in Colorado and the sun can be pretty fierce here, especially when you get up into the mountains. I tried keeping him inside during the hottest part of the day, which also helped, but he was miserable. And so was I. Oak is my camping, backpacking, fishing buddy and I couldn't take him with me anymore. He was used to being able to go outside whenever he wanted, or wander around the woods and mountains, but even just a little while in the sun, unless it was early morning or late afternoon, and his nose would start to flare up again. So he basically spent most of last Summer stuck in the house.After still being careful and still having his nose flare up, I decided that wasn't going to be the case this year and started looking at sunscreens specifically for dog noses... and this product has made such a HUGE difference. I've been using it for about 3 weeks now and I really can't say enough good things about it.For the first week I was keeping him inside during the day and applied it when I let him out after getting home. The results were absolutely amazing. His nose cleared up entirely and turned pink again (the pigment will never come back) instead of being a chapped and bloody mess after half an hour in the sun.Then I started putting it on in the morning and let him stay outside until I could get home on my lunch break. Still great results and no flare ups.The past week I've been letting him go outside whenever he wanted again, just like old times... and he did start to burn a bit (you can see it in the pic I included) but it's nothing like it used to be. I wish I took a before picture. And that spot could possibly be because I didn't apply enough, or because I was only putting it on in the morning. Now I'm applying it twice a day and suspect it will clear up entirely again.You have no idea (or maybe you do, since you're reading this) how *awesome* this feels. For the past year I've been thinking I couldn't take him anywhere in the daytime. No more trips to the mountains or even walks on a weekend afternoon. Now I've got my sidekick and best friend back...