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Greyhound Corn and Callus Cream

Greyhound Corn & Callus Cream

FORMULATION UPDATE

After more than 4,000 jars produced, we continue to refine and improve Greyhound Corn & Callus Cream while preserving the targeted approach that greyhound families have relied on for years.

Greyhound Corn & Callus Cream is now formulated with 10% salicylic acid in our LabNaturals® Complete Care Ointment base, providing Acetyl Glutathione, CoQ10, vitamin E, shea butter, and olive oil for additional antioxidant, moisturizing, and skin-barrier support.

 

Client Testimonial

“Our greyhound’s name is Jackie. She was a race track rescue. We discovered she had corns shortly after adopting her and tried various repair solutions, with no results. After applying the hyaluronic acid & corn/callus cream, the corn detaches and gives our girl relief. The combo treatment is the only home treatment we have found to work. Thank you.”

— G.

Individual results may vary.

 

Veterinarian-Recommended Care for Stubborn Corns & Calluses

Greyhound Corn & Callus Cream is a veterinarian-recommended proprietary topical formulation developed to help address stubborn corns and calluses through targeted keratolytic action, softening of thickened paw-pad tissue, and supportive care for the surrounding skin.

The formula is designed to help soften thickened tissue and support the gradual loosening and removal of corns and calluses while providing soothing, moisturizing, antioxidant, and skin-barrier support.

Preliminary Study Results

In our preliminary study, approximately 75–80% of treated corns improved or resolved using the LabNaturals® 2-Step Care Protocol of Hyaluronic Acid Lotion followed by Greyhound Corn & Callus Cream.

The preliminary study was conducted using our previous formulation. The current formulation uses the updated LabNaturals® Complete Care Ointment base.

 

Why This Formula Works

10% Salicylic Acid
Provides targeted keratolytic action to help soften and break down thickened corn and callus tissue.

Acetyl Glutathione
Provides antioxidant support as part of the LabNaturals® Complete Care Ointment base.

CoQ10 & Vitamin E
Provide additional antioxidant and skin-supportive benefits.

Shea Butter & Olive Oil
Help moisturize, condition, and soften the paw pad while supporting the skin barrier.

Hyaluronic Acid Pre-Treatment
Deeply hydrates and softens the paw pad before application of the Corn & Callus Cream.

Key Benefits & Advantages

  • Veterinarian recommended
  • More than 4,000 jars produced
  • Targeted 10% salicylic acid keratolytic action
  • Helps soften stubborn corns and thickened callused tissue
  • Helps support gradual loosening and removal of corns and calluses
  • Acetyl Glutathione, CoQ10, and vitamin E provide antioxidant support
  • Shea butter and olive oil provide moisturizing and skin-barrier support
  • Smooth, easy-to-apply topical formulation
  • Convenient for at-home use
  • May be continued a few times per week for maintenance after improvement
  • Designed especially for stubborn greyhound paw-pad corns and calluses

 

LabNaturals® 2-Step Care Protocol

Best results are generally seen when both steps are used consistently twice daily during the active treatment phase.

STEP 1 — Pre-treatment hydration

Apply a small amount of Hyaluronic Acid Lotion to the affected area of the paw pad.

Occlude for approximately 20 minutes, usually with a baggie secured loosely around the ankle with a twistie tie.

Always supervise your dog and make certain circulation is not restricted.

Do not wash off. The hydrated, softened pad helps prepare the thickened tissue for Step 2

Hyaluronic acid can hold many times its weight in water and provides intensive hydration to help soften thickened paw-pad tissue.

The softer the pad, the better the Corn & Callus Cream can work on the thickened tissue.

STEP 2 — Greyhound Corn & Callus Cream

Apply a small amount — approximately a small pea-sized dab — directly to the corn or callused area.

Try to focus application on the corn or thickened tissue being treated.

Massage the cream in thoroughly until absorbed.

Occlude for approximately 20 minutes, usually with a baggie secured loosely around the ankle with a twistie tie.

After treatment, remove the covering and gently wipe the area if needed.

With continued use, the corn or thickened tissue may gradually loosen or separate from the surrounding pad.

The cream may also be applied to a previously hulled area to help keep remaining thickened tissue softened and provide ongoing maintenance support.

Sometimes a corn may loosen enough to separate on its own. Do not cut, dig into, or forcibly remove a corn. Please talk with your veterinarian if a corn appears ready to be removed before attempting removal yourself.

 

How Long Does Treatment Take?

Response varies according to the size, depth, severity, and duration of the corn.

Improvement has been observed relatively quickly in some mild cases, while long-standing or recurrent corns may require extended and repeated treatment.

Consistent use of both steps of the protocol is important.

 

Maintenance / Post-Treatment Care

Once the corn has improved or resolved, continue applying a small amount of Greyhound Corn & Callus Cream a few times per week as needed for maintenance.

Maintenance frequency can be adjusted according to the condition of the paw pad, your greyhound’s response, and walking pattern.

Regularly observe the paw pads and gait for renewed thickening, tenderness, or changes in comfort.

During active treatment, use a protective bootie for walks to help protect the paw pad between treatments.

Regularly observe the paw pads and gait for renewed thickening, tenderness, or changes in comfort.

Use in Humans

This formulation has also been used by clients for human corns and calluses and areas of thickened skin on the feet or hands.

Its keratolytic and skin-softening properties may be helpful for thickened tissue. Temporary covering of the treated area may enhance softening and absorption.

Persistent, painful, inflamed, unusual, or recurrent lesions should be evaluated by an appropriate healthcare professional.

Ingredients

Salicylic Acid 10%, Propylene Glycol, Acetyl-Glutathione, Vitamin E, CoQ10, Olea Europaea (Olive Fruit Oil), Butyrospermum Parkii (Shea Nut Butter Virgin Organic).

 

Important Precautions

  • For external use only.
  • Stir product well with stirring stick before use.
  • Avoid contact with eyes and mucous membranes.
  • Do not apply to open wounds or broken skin.
  • Discontinue use if significant irritation or excessive redness occurs.
  • Prevent licking or ingestion during treatment. (No toxic ingredients in the product)
  • Supervise your greyhound whenever the paw is covered.
  • Never secure a paw covering tightly enough to restrict circulation.
  • Wash hands thoroughly with soap and water after application.
  • Keep out of reach of children and animals when not in use.
  • You may wish to use a protective boot between treatments to help protect the paw pad.
  • Close lid tightly after use.
  • Store at room temperature.
  • Do not refrigerate or freeze.

Persistent limping, bleeding, swelling, drainage, open skin, significant redness, or worsening discomfort should be evaluated by a veterinarian.

We have produced more than 4,000 jars of Greyhound Corn & Callus Cream for greyhound families over the years.

We welcome your feedback, results, and before-and-after photographs. Sharing your experience helps us continue learning and helps other greyhound families discover options for caring for stubborn corns and calluses.

Please feel free to share information about the LabNaturals® 2-Step Care Protocol with other greyhound parents and your veterinarian.

Hyaluronic Acid Lotion is used as Step 1 of the LabNaturals® 2-Step Care Protocol and is available separately.

Visit LabNaturals.com and GlutathionePharmacist.com for additional LabNaturals® products and information.

Educational Disclaimer

This product and the information provided are intended for topical support and educational purposes and are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent disease or to replace professional medical or veterinary care.