Helps your dog deal with the uncomfortable symptoms of allergic dermatitis such as constant itching, dry skin, raised welts, swelling, hair loss, patchy coat and excessive shedding.

All-Natural Healthy Skin and Allergy Relief For Dogs Plus Powerful Anti-Itchy Skin Treatment.

If your dog suffers from painful and persistent skin issues – try our Healthy Skin, Coat, and Allergy Relief Dermatitis Remedy. Our holistic treatment is safe and gentle, especially on sensitive skins.

How the Healthy Skin, Coat and Allergy Relief Dermatitis Remedy for Dogs Works

Our Healthy Skin, Coat and Allergy Relief Dermatitis Remedy treats not just dermatitis but also dry skin conditions which cause cracking or a flurry of flaking skin in susceptible breeds. This natural plant based remedy is a one-two punch for healthy skin cells. It re-energizes them while also helping slough off damaged layers to aid with healing.

Our Healthy Skin, Coat, and Allergy Relief Dermatitis Remedy has no Synthetic Chemicals or Artificial Ingredients and is Gluten-Free, GMO-Free, and absolutely safe for your dog..

What Conditions Can the Natural Dermatitis & Skin Allergy Remedy for Dogs Treat?

We all know that skin conditions are not just seasonal - whether it's the dry winter or hot summer, pet shampoo, or your dog's constant itching, they all can cause yoour dog to have a dull coat, welts, open sores and constant rashes. Healthy Skin and Allergy Relief for Dogs helps relieve many of the symptoms associated with common canine skin conditions such as:

• Allergic dermatitis
• Milliary dermatitis on the back, neck and face
• Eczema (atopic dermatitis)
• Seborrhea or Seborrheic dermatitis
• Solar dermatitis

Common Symptoms of Dog Dermatitis & Skin Allergies?

The constant itching, licking and scratching are easy to spot and point to something going on with your kitty's skin; however some symptoms are harder to notice as they lie under the fur. Here are some signs to watch for:

• Excessive itching (pruritus)
• Skin bumps
• Shedding and fur loss (from Alopecia or Barbering)
• Skin redness and swelling
• Hot spots
• Dry, scaly, flaky, or scabby skin (eczema)

Key Benefits of Using Healthy Skin and Allergy Relief for Dogs:

Our Healthy Skin, Coat and Allergy Relief Dermatitis Remedy treats not just dermatitis but also dry skin conditions which cause cracking or flaking in susceptible breeds.

• Healing and Restoring: With a combination of well-established natural remedies and select tissue salts, this treatment helps aging skin and restores elasticity.
• Natural Immune Booster: Helps the body fight off infection and recover from compromised immunity while speeding up wound healing.
• Provides relief: Helps dogs suffering from itchy skin, rashes, and sores.
• No More Fuss: No need to get scratched fighting to get your pup into the bath for a shampoo treatment with these easy to swallow pills that work from the inside out and address the root cause of the issue!
• Safe to use on it's own; may also be safely taken with other supplements or medicine - no negative side-effects.
• Zero-chemical formula.
• Works for dogs of all ages, breeds, and sizes, from puppies to senior dogs.

How to take the Dermatitis & Skin Allergy Relief for Dogs

No Fuss Administration: Give the tiny pills whole, mixed with food, crushed, or dissolved in water. Flavorless and odorless immune support for dogs - the pills are not detected by dogs' curious noses!

Composition:
Apis Mell D3, Ars Alb D4, Calc Carb D10, Dulcamara D5, Ledum Pal D10, Rhus Tox D4, Urtica Uren D3 - Mineral Tissue salts (Calc Fluor, Calc Sulf, Kali Sulf, Nat Mur, Nat Sulf) 6x

Directions:

See dosage or consult with a Homeopathic veterinarian. 

Mix pellets in with wet or dry dog food. If your pet won’t eat the pellets whole, then crush them and mix with food. Pellets can also be dissolved in a bit of water and given to your dog to drink.

See the FAQs Tab for more answers to your questions

1. What are common dog skin allergies?

   The most common skin allergies in dogs can be caused by fleas - also known as FAD - flea allergy dermatitis. The second most common cause of Atopic dermatitis is plants, pollen, dust mites, and mold spores.

2. What causes a dog to shed excessively?

   Excessive shedding can be caused by certain medical conditions in dogs. Parasites, fungal infections, stress, and even sunburn are some of the more common problems that will cause excessive hair loss. Thyroid imbalances can cause inflamed skin and brittle hair as well.

3. How to stop excessive dog shedding?

   Bathing and brushing your dog on a regular basis will reduce the amount of shedding. You should also try to reduce stress in your dog’s routine, and rule out any underlying medical conditions. The Skin and Coat remedy for dogs may prevent excessive dog shedding.

4. What helps with Miliary Dermatitis?

   Miliary lesions are not actual flea bites but a manifestation of a systemic allergic reaction that leads to itching, painful red bumps and a rash. Because Miliary Dermatitis also causes skin inflammation which is pronounced as bumps, scabs, sores and ulcers, some of our customers have found that combining the Healthy Skin and Allergy relief remedy together with the Oral Health for Dogs remedy (which specifically targets painful ulcers called aphthous stomatitis) they were able to see faster and even better results than taking the Skin and Allergy relief remedy on it's own.

5. Can dog dermatitis cause hair loss?

   Yes. Eczema, dandruff, and dog dermatitis are all skin conditions that can cause your dog to lose hair. If your dog feels uncomfortable or their skin causing irritation, they will scratch or lick themselves to relieve the discomfort. This can cause hair loss over time as specific skin areas become weak and their lovely fur falls out.

6. How do you treat dermatitis in dogs naturally?

   At home you can provide relief for your dog by giving them an oatmeal, aloe, or epsom salt bath to reduce itching and inflammation. Diluted Apple cider vinegar can also be applied topically to skin lesions.

7. How to treat flea allergy dermatitis in dogs?

   Many vets may prescribe antibiotics or even steroids to help with skin infections and break the cycle of scratching. We prefer natural methods that you can use at home. Such as giving your dog a cool bath with mild soap and combing out the fleas. Coconut oil applied to itchy spots, and chamomile and green tea bags applied to irritated skin areas.

8. How long does flea allergy dermatitis (FAD) last in dogs?

   Flea saliva can cause an inflammatory reaction in animals. There are dogs that have an immediate hypersensitivity within 15 minutes, while others have a delayed reaction that takes 24 to 48 hours. Flea control and extermination is necessary to prevent dog FAD from coming back, and break the cycle of skin allergy.

9. What causes skin lesions on dogs?

   Allergies, external parasites, fungal infection, bacterial infection, yeast infection, immune disorder, nutritional deficiency, and hormonal imbalance are the most common causes of crusty scabs, or skin lesions on a dog's back.