Burt's Bees for Dogs Paw & Nose Lotion

Published · Researched 2026-09-21

Item

Name: Burt's Bees for Dogs Paw & Nose Lotion (with Rosemary & Olive Oil)
Category: Grooming (paw/nose care)
Selected variant: 4 fl oz (118/120 mL) bottle — ~$11.99 USD observed (2026-09-20)

~2014–2015 — Burt's Bees for Pets line launched (via licensee Fetch for Pets) w/ Paw & Nose Lotion as a core SKU.
Later — Care Plus+ sub-line added (Relieving Lotion w/ Chamomile & Rosemary; Restoring Nose & Paw Balm w/ Sea Buckthorn & Kelp) alongside the classic rosemary/olive oil lotion. Percent-natural labeling drifted (97% → 99.7% claimed across listings) — UNVERIFIED — 2026-09-20.
Current — classic Paw & Nose Lotion (rosemary & olive oil) still sold alongside Care Plus+ variants.

Purpose: moisturize/soothe dry, cracked noses and paw pads.
Key ingredients: rosemary leaf extract, olive oil, honey, beeswax, jojoba butter, bilberry extract; glycerin/coco-glucoside base.
Formula claims: 97–99.7% natural; pH balanced for dogs; no sulfates, parabens, phthalates, petrolatum, SLS; no added fragrances or colorants.
Size: 4 fl oz / 118–120 mL.
Price: $11.99 (A Place for Fido); S$11.81–$15.94 (Good Dog People SG); 3× AU A$70.34 (Dick Smith); KD 3.11 (Desertcart KW).
Directions: apply liberally to nose (avoid wet areas) and paw pads; massage until absorbed; use as often as needed.
Manufacturing: made in USA w/ global ingredients; distributed by Fetch for Pets, NY, NY; cruelty free.
Sustainability claims: 80% post-consumer recycled bottle (some listings) — UNVERIFIED — 2026-09-20.
"America's #1 pet grooming brand" marketing claim — UNVERIFIED — 2026-09-20.

Paw-pad first aid's gentle sibling: hot gravel parking lots, granite slabs, and salted winter trails all crack pads; a nightly rub keeps pads supple. Pairs naturally with Musher's Secret (barrier) + this (repair).
Tiny and light: 4 fl oz bottle disappears in the dog kit; squeeze-bottle format is glove-friendly.
Trade-offs: dogs lick it off (rosemary/olive oil is tasty) — let it absorb; it's a maintenance moisturizer, not a wax barrier, so it won't replace Musher's on really hot rock.

Source coverage: retailer spec pages (Good Dog People, A Place for Fido, Dick Smith, Desertcart, Petzo). Public Facebook group posts not indexed via available search — qualitative only.
Qualitative read: widely stocked; listed as a natural alternative to petroleum-based paw balms. Care Plus+ balm variant gets separate traction; classic lotion reviews are thin but positive.
Sentiment: mildly positive; niche.

https://gooddogpeople.com/products/burts-bees-paw-nose-dog-lotion (S$11.81–$15.94, 97% natural, rosemary + olive oil, pH balanced)
https://aplaceforfido.com/products/burts-bees-paw-nose-lotion ($11.99, ingredient list)
https://www.dicksmith.com.au/da/buy/eglobeinternational-burts-bees-paw-nose-lotion-for-dogs-with-rosemary-olive-oil-4-fl-oz-120-ml-eg-kog-17848/ (4 fl oz, 99.7% natural, cruelty free, ingredients)
https://www.desertcart.com.kw/products/1724011-burts-bees-for-dogs-paw-amp-nose-lotion-with-rosemary-and-olive-oil-4-ounces (KD 3.11, 80% recycled bottle)
https://petzo.net/shop/burts-bees-care-plus-paw-nose-relieving-lotion-for-dogs-with-chamomile-rosemary-177ml/ (Care Plus+ variant context)

[research workspace] — three bottles, label detail (hip2save)
[research workspace] — studio: bottle, pet-supermarket
[research workspace] — product photo: bottle label detail (ebayimg)
[research workspace] — in-use: applying paw balm to dog's paw (editorial, yipara)
[research workspace] — close-up: lotion applied to paw pads (hintshub)
[research workspace] — official product shot: 4 fl oz bottle (chewy)