PawZ Soak for Dogs

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PawZ Soak

Stop unwanted paw-licking with Groomer Swag Pet Products Deep Cleaning Dog PawZ Soak. Many dogs lick their paws due to a buildup of bacteria, fungus, or yeast developed in the toes or around the paw pads, and PawZ Soak helps to deep clean. Made with organic ingredients such as tea tree oil and olives. PawZ Soak pamper and soothe your pup in a quick and easy foot bath. For added care, Pawz Soak also replenishes the moisture in the paws. Maximize protection and ultimate comfort, pair G's Organic Paw Pad & Nose Balm with our PawZ Soak.

Use PawZ Soak as a pre-shampoo rinse or post-wash treatment to combat fungus, yeast and bacteria, leaving your furry clients skin and paws refreshed and healthy.

What makes PawZ Soak so good

Designed to eliminate fungus, bacteria, yeast, and germs that cause obsessive paw licking.

Conditions the nails and replenishes moisture, softening and protecting the health of your dog’s paws.

Organic and Natural soothing ingredients.

Formulated with tea tree oil, which is a natural antiseptic, and olives which works as a natural anti-fungal agent and antioxidant.

Our blend of Organic Milks work to moisturize while Himalayan Pink Salt soothes and calms tired paws.

With just a touch of Lavender to help soothe and relax for the ultimate relaxing PawZ Soak.

How To Use

Use 1 to 2 times weekly. Fill the tub or sink with warm water just above the dog’s feet. Sprinkle PawZ Soak into the tub of water just to cover the top of the dogs feet and let paws soak for 4-5 minutes. After soaking their feet, wash them off with clean, warm water and dry them. Can be used on the dog's body, too! This is not a shampoo, but can be used as a pre shampoo rinse to help fight fungus, yeast and bacteria on the skin.

Keep an eye on your dog at all times, and don’t leave your dog unattended. Please do not let your dog drink the water.


I recommend 1 PawZ Soak for a small dog or 3 for a large dog

All of Groomer Swag Pet Products PawZ Soak's are handcrafted with real ingredients in Kearney Missouri.


Groomer Swag Pet Products Products are made to order and FREE of Alcohol, Solvent, Silicone, Paraben, Sulfate, Chemical, Phthalate, Propylene Glycol, Diazolidinyl Urea, Phenoxyethanol, and Formaldehyde.


Groomer Swag Pet Products PawZ Soak are Organic.

All of Groomer Swag Pet Products products are handmade, so color, consistency, and smell may vary.


The Most Toxic Ingredients in Pet Products and How to Avoid Them

We groom pets because we care about them and have their best interests at heart. Grooming is an important part of a pet's healthcare routine. It helps keep their skin moisturized and clean, their fur soft and, of course, helps with that iconic dog smell. But your current grooming routine could be harming your pets without you even realizing it.

Just like with our own shampoos, soaps, and hair care products, dog products are often riddled with toxic ingredients. But trying to read the ingredients list on a product label can feel like deciphering a cryptic code. Spotting those harmful chemicals and understanding which ingredients are safe is essential to protecting your pet and making sure that anything that goes on their body is beneficial for their skin, coat, and overall health.

We've rounded up the most toxic ingredients in dog products and how to avoid them. Plus, we've included some safe and effective ingredients to look for instead!


Always check ingredient labels for these toxic ingredients.

Formaldehyde

While you likely won't see the word formaldehyde on your dog product ingredient list, it's often there hidden under other names. Pet grooming products often use formaldehyde as a preservative, but it can cause your dog's skin to blister, dry out, and become incredibly itchy. The names you'll often see formaldehyde listed under are

Diazolidinyl urea
Imidazolidinyl urea
Quarternium-15


Isopropyl alcohol

Isopropyl alcohol (commonly known as rubbing alcohol) can often find its way into pet care products. As you can imagine, this is highly drying for both fur and skin. It also makes skin more porous, making it easier for other toxic ingredients to absorb into your dog's skin. It can also be listed as SD Alcohol 40 or SD-40, but this is not to be confused with Oleyl alcohol, which is safe to use.


Cocamide MEA

Cocamide MEA is used in dog shampoos to make them thick and foamy. Although coconut fatty acids are used in the process of making Cocamide MEA, it is not a natural ingredient (but it's often marketed as one). It's made with a synthetic chemical called monoethanolamide (MEA). Studies have shown that MEA on its own is irritative and corrosive, and Cocomide MEA is toxic when inhaled in aerosol form. It's definitely not something you want to be putting on your dogs' skin.

Ethanolamine Compounds
Diethanolamine (DEA) and Triethanolamine (TEA)

Are both ethanolamine compounds, which, similar to MEA, are emulsifiers and help to make shampoo foamy. Both compounds have been linked to liver cancer, and DEA is also linked to hormone disruption, liver tumors, and buildup in the kidneys and liver, causing organ toxicity.