Acts as a natural protective barrier, locking in moisture while shielding skin from environmental irritants like mud, snow, or rough terrain.
Antibacterial properties help prevent infections in minor cuts or abrasions.
Provides a thick, emollient texture ideal for cracked hooves, paw pads, or dry skin.
Coconut Oil:
Deeply moisturizes and soothes irritated or chapped skin.
Contains antimicrobial fatty acids (like lauric acid), which can support healing of minor wounds or hot spots.
Adds a smooth, spreadable consistency to the balm, great for application on animals like goats or horses with rough skin patches.
Calendula-Infused Sunflower Oil:
Calendula is renowned for its anti-inflammatory, antifungal, and wound-healing properties, making it excellent for treating cuts, scrapes, or dermatitis in farm animals.
Sunflower oil serves as a nourishing carrier, rich in linoleic acid and vitamin E, promoting skin repair and softness.
Ideal for sensitive areas like udders, teats, or ears prone to irritation.
Shea Butter:
Intensely hydrates and softens tough, calloused skin or cracked hooves.
Rich in vitamins A and E, it supports skin regeneration and reduces inflammation.
Adds a creamy texture, making the balm easy to apply and long-lasting.
Vitamin E:
A powerful antioxidant that promotes skin healing and reduces scarring.
Protects skin cells from environmental damage (e.g., sun exposure or windburn).
Enhances the balm’s shelf life by preventing oxidation of oils.
Can Be Used For:
Hoof Care: Apply to cracked hooves or frog areas in horses to soften, protect, and promote healing.
Paw Protection: For farm dogs, massage into paw pads to shield against rough barn floors, gravel, or cold weather.
Udder/Teat Care: Soothe and moisturize cracked or chapped udders on goats, cows, or sheep, especially during milking season.
Wound Healing: Use on minor cuts, abrasions, or insect bites to reduce inflammation and prevent infection.
Skin Conditions: Relieve dry patches, rashes, or irritations.
Application Tips:
Clean the area with a mild, animal-safe soap and pat dry to ensure good absorption.
Apply a thin layer of balm, massaging gently into the skin, hooves, or paws.
Use 1–2 times daily or as needed, depending on the severity of dryness or irritation.
Store in a cool, dry place to maintain the balm’s consistency, as beeswax and coconut oil can soften in heat.
Why It’s Great for Farm Animals:
All-natural, organic, lick-safe, and free from harsh chemicals, making it safe for animals that may groom themselves. The combination of healing calendula, protective beeswax, and nourishing oils/butters creates a robust barrier against the tough conditions farm animal face.It’s a thoughtful, holistic alternative to commercial products.