Dog Pads Rough

what can i use on my dogs dry paw pads?

I have a pug/terrier mix, and her pads on the bottoms of all 4 feet are really dry and rough. I know it must be uncomfortable, as she doesnt like them to be touched. What can I use on them to help with the dryness? I know they should be somewhat rough, to protect them.

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Dry, cracked pads need a moisturizer. You can use the same lotions you use on your hands, but if you do, only use for a few days in a row. If pads get too soft they will be vulnerable to injury. We like the Protecta-Pad Cream product for dogs because it moisturizes and toughens pads at the same time. Cover with a boot to prevent pet from licking off the lotion or cream.

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