Soothe itching and irritation
So itchy!
Animals tend to scratch themselves. It’s a normal behaviour, as long as it remains within reasonable limits. However, as soon as redness, excessive hair loss, dryness or a rancid odor appears, it is time to consult with your veterinarian to identify the cause of this itchiness:
Various causes
Parasites:
Fleas and ticks,
Mange, Mites
Infections:
Bacteria
(pyoderma, etc.)
Fungus
(Malassezia, etc.)
Allergies:
Atopic dermatitis
Food allergies,
Flea bites
or contact allergies
Behavioral
disorders, etc.: Anxiety,
stress
1. Calm the fire!
Even if scratching brings immediate relief, it is only a temporary improvement. Very quickly, there is an increase in itching and a vicious cycle is created. Natural complementary solutions to medication are recommended to relieve your pet and break the vicious cycle.
2. Moisturize & strengthen skin barrier
Itching is the first sign of allergy-prone skin which is characterized by:
- A damaged cutaneous barrier that makes the skin very dry and very sensitive
- A skin that is hypersensitive to allergens
3. Choose a suitable cleansing care
- To remove dirt & allergens from the skin’s surface
- To quickly help relieve itching
