Raw Paws Natural Wrinkle Balm for Dogs is the perfect solution for treating, relieving, mending, and defending your pup’s delicate skin. This dog wrinkle care product is formulated with premium ingredients like jojoba oil, aloe vera, niaouli and calendula to naturally nourish, repair, and restore irritated, chafed skin. The wrinkle cream for dogs is also made with coconut oil to help reduce inflammation and pain and keep infection at bay. Second, it is important to keep the wrinkles moisturized. This can be done with a gentle, hypoallergenic moisturizer. Apply the moisturizer to the wrinkles after cleaning and drying them. It's important to have clean hands to prevent adding bacteria to the wrinkles or eyes. 2. Gently wipe the face wrinkles It is also important to keep the wrinkles moisturized. You can use a moisturizing cream or ointment specifically designed for dogs. Apply the cream or ointment to the wrinkles and massage it in gently. This will help keep the wrinkles soft and supple. Grab a tube of Wrinkle Paste today and start your dog's skin transformation today! Your pup will thank you!

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No sales by phone. Phone line for customer calls only. For business opportunities, please reach out to [email protected]) Face rubbing: If your dog is rubbing their face more than usual, that could be the first sign of a skin infection. Once or twice is somewhat normal, but constant face rubbing is different. Please note that this doesn’t just mean rubbing it with their paws. They may be rubbing their face on the ground or on furniture. An occasional itch is much different than constant face rubbing. Wipe wrinkles twice a week: The best way to solve future outbreaks is to make sure they keep their skin folds clean. Many Bulldogs are messy eaters which can get into the folds of their skin. In addition, they may enjoy playing around outside, which can force dirt into their wrinkles. Creating a practice of wiping out the wrinkles every few days helps prevent any infection from taking hold. However, do not combine this with baths every few days. Having this many baths can cause the rest of the skin to have oils that dry out. This can lead to future irritation. Specifically, those facial folds can be at risk for possible infection, leading to itchy, painful, and sometimes more serious health concerns for your pup.Clean the affected area around the dogs eyes with a Squishface Wrinkle Wipe, removing any debris or eye boogers. The best way to care for your Bulldog's wrinkles is to keep them clean and dry. This can be done by wiping them down with a damp cloth or baby wipe every day. You can also use a gentle cleanser specifically designed for dogs, such as a hypoallergenic shampoo. Make sure to rinse the wrinkles thoroughly and dry them completely. French bulldogs are known for their adorable squished and wrinkly face! But those cute face wrinkles need regular cleaning and little TLC. Redness: When you look at the folds of skin and see additional redness, that could be a sign of infection. In addition, their skin may look dry and flaky. Don’t be afraid to move the folds of skin around, as the redness may be in an area not easily seen. Odor. Bad smells can often accompany infection, especially in skin folds. If your dog’s face or body is giving off an odd smell, it’s a serious sign there may be something wrong. Make sure you’re not smelling their breath, though.