Itching, licking and red skin
When your dog can't stop scratching
Pick the situation that sounds most like your dog's and find out what it is, what can cause it and which signs to look out for.
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Our customers notice:
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Less scratching
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Less paw licking
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Soft nose and paws
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Calmer skin
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Shinier coat
Recommended for Itchy, irritated skin
Most versatile
Hemp oil for dogs
With omega-3 and omega-6. Different strengths depending on your dog's size.
What is your pet going through?
Itchy, irritated skin
An uncomfortable feeling in the skin that can make the animal want to scratch, lick or bite itself.
What might you notice?
- Frequent scratching
- Licking
- Biting the skin
- Rubbing against objects
- Redness
- Hair loss
- Scabs
- Licking or chewing the paws
Hot spots and irritated areas
A hot spot is a localised patch of very irritated, red skin that is usually very itchy.
What might you notice?
- A red, localised patch
- Moist or irritated skin
- Constant licking or chewing
- Sensitivity
- The area can grow quickly
Wounds, nose and paws
Areas that may need specific care when they are dry, irritated or superficially damaged.
What might you notice?
- Redness
- Dryness
- Rough skin
- Licking or chewing the paws
- Sensitive areas
- Small sores or scabs
- Changes in how the nose looks
Allergies
An allergy happens when the immune system reacts to a substance that normally shouldn't cause a strong reaction.
What might you notice?
- Itching
- Redness
- Licking or chewing the paws
- Rubbing the face
- Recurring skin or ear problems
- Hair loss
- Scabs or sores from scratching
Immune support
The immune system is the body's network of defences that helps recognise and respond to external agents and abnormal cells.
What might you notice?
There are no specific signs that tell you your pet simply "needs" immune support. Health changes or recurring problems can have many causes and are best assessed by a vet.
What other owners say
5.00/5 · 18 verified reviews
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Healthier skin, big win
Boef had immune issues that caused skin irritation, but the Skin & Coat treats really helped support healthier skin!
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Life changing
The balm helped moisturize Rufus' nose and paws, and the oil supported his gut health.
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Active & healthy coat
After years on meds for digestive issues, we switched to oil. No more monthly flare-ups, and our dog is happy and active again!
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Very happy with the shampoo!
We washed our dog, who was struggling with dry skin and itching, and his skin is much better now. His fur is also super soft!
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Far more active than before
My vet advised me to try the oil when other allergy treatments weren't working. They do reduce the symptoms and he's far more active than before.
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Great nose balm
The nose balm has helped our dog tremendously.
Frequently asked questions
Need a day-by-day plan? Follow our step-by-step protocols.
How do I get started?
- Pick the care your dog needs. Balm for one spot, shampoo for bath time, snacks or oil for support from within. They combine well.
- Make it part of the routine. Apply the balm daily on the area, bathe as usual with the shampoo, give the oil or snacks every day.
- Watch for the signs you recognised. Most owners notice changes within 2 to 4 weeks. Not convinced after 30 days? Money back.
Can my dog have skin discomfort even without wounds?
Yes. Itching, frequent licking or scratching can appear before any marks are visible on the skin.
Which product is best for one specific area of skin?
The Paw & Nose Balm is designed for targeted areas such as paws, nose, elbows and irritated spots.
Can I use several products to care for the skin?
Yes. For example, you can combine external care with the shampoo or balm and complete the routine with Skin & Coat Snacks or oil.
What's the difference between the balm and the oil?
The balm is for targeted, external care, while the oil becomes part of the daily routine in the recommended amount.