Question 1

Wondering about texture? Does it feel more like gripping rubber or slippery? For dog that slips, falls (he'd be unable to lick it off).

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PLEASE DON'T USE ON YOUR PUP!!!!! Tea tree oil is highly toxic to dogs, & is one of the main ingredients in this to kill any bacteria. Typically if a dog is slipping there is usually a reason that can be resolved. The most common & the 1st thing you should check is the hair around the pads of his feet too long creating a barrier between the floor & his actual pad. If that has been checked & ruled out then his pads may have lost some of there resiliency, which is super common for aging dogs, & this causes them not to have the gripping effect they once had. All you need is some paw butter "The Blissful Dog Paw Butter" (This is the best kind I have used& less than $9 an oz)  https:/9/www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00TS4831W/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o02_s01?ie=UTF8&psc=1   You will just take a little bit & warm up on your palm, then just put the pad right into your palm & massage in, then you just repeat for 3 more paws. This will heal & rejuvenate even the worst most damaged paws. They won't heal overnight but even severely damaged paws can be near perfect in less than a week with 1-2 applications a day, & if you want to speed the healing even more... after applying the paw butter just put some socks over his paws for about an hour afterward to keep him from licking (which won't hurt him if he does,cuz it isn't toxic) but it's better if it all absorbs. I know you didn't ask for all this information, but I hope it helps you & anyone else that has the same idea/problem. I am not a licensed vet, but I have been in the dog profession for over 30 years grooming & showing dogs, so I have done a lot of research over the years to make sure that everything I use on other peoples pups is as natural & safe as possible, but also does a great job. 
The same company that makes the paw butter also has a nose butter that has transformed crusty cystic noses that vets have said needed surgery to fix. I use them on my 3yo Australian Shephard once a week just to maintain her perfect pads & nose...prevention is key.

Question 2

is this bottle smaller than 1.0 fluid oz

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yes it is smaller than 1.0 fluid ounce ....Its .24 Fluid ounces   thats approx 1/4 fl ounce........Ive used this product for the past couple years and a bottle does last a long time and it really works

Question 3

Does it hurt or sting?

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It does not hurt or sting...and, by the way, it is very effective in closing cracks in skin, but expect to apply multiple applications to achieve complete closure.

Question 4

would this work on a cracked nail?

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I use the regular New-Skin Liquid Bandage, 1 Ounce for cracks on nails and it works pretty well. I actually figured this out one day when my nail cracked in the middle of the nail bed (ouch!) and it was impossible to rip the  nail off without being in severe pain. So I had a 'lightbulb' moment and crabbed my New-Skin Liquid Bandage and painted it on my nail (it has a brush just like a nail polish brush) and covered my nail in it, 2 applications. 2 weeks later my nail grew long enough to where I was able to file it down with no pain at all. Now, I use the New-Skin Liquid Bandage for nail cracks (natural nails) so I can give my nail an extra week or two to grow out to where I can file it down to the same length as my other nails! Just be careful when doing the dishes or washing your hair so as to not bend your nail too much.

Manufacturer	3M
Part number	112
Item Weight	6.79 g
Product Dimensions	3.18 x 7.62 x 13.18 cm; 6.8 g
Item model number	3M739912
Size	Medium
Colour	Transparent
Item Package Quantity	1
Special Features	Long Lasting
Specific uses	gymnastics
Batteries included?	No
Batteries Required?	No

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Nexcare Skin Crack Care .24 fluid ounces (7-ml)

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