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Itchy Dog Emulsion 250ml
Itchy Dog Emulsion 250ml
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A cooling, soothing cream lotion to calm your dog's sore, itchy skin. Contains Neem and Tea Tree Oils to relieve irritated skin. The addition of Neem Oil to the cream will also help as a natural flea repellent.
A cooling, soothing cream lotion to calm your dog's sore, itchy skin. Contains Neem and Tea Tree Oils to relieve irritated skin. The addition of Neem Oil to the cream will also help as a natural flea repellent.
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Apply as needed to sore, irritated skin.
Contains Neem and Tea Tree Oil.
How should I apply Itchy Dog Emulsion?
How should I apply Itchy Dog Emulsion?
Part the coat and apply a small amount directly to clean, dry skin. Massage it in gently and allow it to absorb before letting your dog lick or rub the area.
Can I use Itchy Dog Emulsion with a probiotic skin spray?
Can I use Itchy Dog Emulsion with a probiotic skin spray?
Do not apply Itchy Dog Emulsion and a probiotic spray such as LUCAA+ to the same area at the same time. The emulsion contains neem and tea tree oils, which may interfere with the beneficial bacteria in the probiotic spray. Choose one type of topical product for the area rather than layering them together.
Is it safe if my dog licks the emulsion?
Is it safe if my dog licks the emulsion?
Itchy Dog Emulsion is for external use, so try to prevent your dog from licking the area until it has been absorbed. Contact your vet if your dog swallows a significant amount or appears unwell afterwards.

Itchy Dog Emulsion 250ml
£8.50
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