USES:
Nurtured Pets has come up with a great product for deterring dogs and cats from paw licking and chewing, lick granulomas, hot spots, and surgical wounds.
Anti-Lick Strips can also being used for training purposes. When placed on household items such as furniture, your pet will be deterred from licking and chewing. Many people have found that it's better to have Anti-Lick Strips around the house rather than damaged household items.
 

• Does not interfere in normal movement
• 2 per package (Trial pack) or 6 per package (box)

Natural Ingredients

The Nurtured Pets Anti-Lick Strip contains cayenne, oregano, and lemon powder.

The Anti-Lick Strip is composed of all natural ingredients except for the adhesive which is of human medical grade (only the best for our pets). We care as much about our own pets as you care about yours!

Anti-Lick Strip Sizes

Small: 4" x 1.5" = 11lb - 20lb
Medium: 5" x 1.5" = 21lb - 50lb
Large: 6" x 1.5" = 50lb - 80lb

What causes obsessive licking and chewing in pets?

There are many causes why pets engage in obsessive licking, biting, or chewing. Some of the most common reasons include:

• Hot spots
• Lick granulomas
• Dermatitis
• Allergies
• Infection
• Parasites
• Separation Anxiety
• Stress

Paws:
 

• place one end (sticky side to pad surface of paw).
• Wrap over to of paw, pressing into contours of individual toes.
• Trim width of Anti-Lick Strip Prevent to fit paw width.
• Overlap product onto itself at a minimum of a 1/2 inch. Trim length as needed.
• NOTE: double or triple wrap-around are encouraged for more aggressive animals and produce increased effectiveness!

Open Lick Granuloma:
 

• Do NOT apply Anti-Lick Strip Prevent directly to any open wound or sore.
• Instead, first apply a small piece of gauze over the open wound, then adhere Anti-Lick Strip Prevent OVER the gauze covering the sore.
• Finish by attaching Anti-Lick Strip directly to pet hair, taking care to overlap product onto itself at least 1/2 inch.

Bee Sting or Hot Spot:
 

• Anti-Lick Strip Prevent directly to the pet's hair over any bee sting or hot spot area that does NOT have an open wound area.
• Should the affected area contain a sore on the animal's skin, follow the same procedure (stated above in open lick granuloma instruction) for applying a small piece of gauze to the area before wrapping.