Did you know that the skin is the largest organ in the body?
The skin and coat are our dog and cat’s first line of defense.
Skin and coat health can be a good indicator of overall health.
The food our pets eat and their gut health directly affects the skin.
| Make sure you’re using an all-natural shampoo, free from harsh chemicals, perfumes and dyes. You can also use a mixture of 1 part Apple Cider Vinegar and 2 parts water to clean paws, or as an after bath rinse. Do not use ACV on open wounds.PS. it is totally OK to give your dog a bath with just water and forgo the shampoo. |
| Make sure you’re using an all-natural shampoo, free from harsh chemicals, perfumes and dyes. You can also use a mixture of 1 part Apple Cider Vinegar and 2 parts water to clean paws or as an after bath rinse. Do not use ACV on open wounds. PS. It is totally OK to give your dog a bath with just water and forgo the shampoo. |
| Avoid colognes and sprays. Most of these contain harmful fragrances. If you have an itchy pet you will definitely want to avoid these! |
There are many great natural salves and sprays to help get some relief from itchy, irritated skin that won’t harm the skin microbiome.
For pets suffering from dry skin try adding some Omega-3 Fatty Acids – Sardines, salmon, green-lipped mussels.
Support their gut health with a good quality probiotic (make sure it has at least 10 billion CFUs)
Support the immune system – Raw goat milk, bone broth, and fresh food just to name a few.