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Skin Aid Skin and Coat Supplement
Skin Aid Skin and Coat Supplement
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Skin Aid is a liquid tincture containing botanical extracts to help your dog's skin and coat condition. Useful for dogs prone to smelly, itchy, greasy coats or a yeast problem. Also good for chronic dry skin conditions such as psoriosis, acne and eczema. This can often cause itchy paws and many of these dogs will also be prone to anal gland problems. Skin Aid helps to gently detoxify the body by improving bowel function and supporting lymph drainage. Cooling herbs help reduce inflammation and irritation.
Easy to administer, just add drops to food or water. Available in 30ml and 100ml.
Skin Aid is a liquid tincture containing botanical extracts to help your dog's skin and coat condition. Useful for dogs prone to smelly, itchy, greasy coats or a yeast problem. Also good for chronic dry skin conditions such as psoriosis, acne and eczema. This can often cause itchy paws and many of these dogs will also be prone to anal gland problems. Skin Aid helps to gently detoxify the body by improving bowel function and supporting lymph drainage. Cooling herbs help reduce inflammation and irritation.
Easy to administer, just add drops to food or water. Available in 30ml and 100ml.
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Ingredients
Large dogs (25kg+) - 10-15 drops
Medium dogs (10-24kg) - 7-10 drops
Small dogs (<10kg) - 5-7 drops
Give 2-3 times per day. Add to food or give directly into mouth.
Medium dogs (10-24kg) - 7-10 drops
Small dogs (<10kg) - 5-7 drops
Give 2-3 times per day. Add to food or give directly into mouth.
Chamomile (Chamaemelum nobilis):
One of the herbalists most important plants, used for a variety of disorders. Its gentle cooling action make it specific for all forms of inflammation especialy inflammation and irritation of the skin.
Calendula (Calendula officinalis):
Cooling, anti-inflammatory useful for inflamed, irritating skin conditions.
Nettle (Urtica dioica):
Kidney supportive, helping to eliminate uric acid. Due to this cleansing action, Nettle is specific for chronic skin problems
Sweet Violet (viola odorata)
Burdock (Arctium lappa):One of the most powerfull and effective blood tonics used by herbalists. Used for all kinds of skin disorders, especially psoriosis, acne and eczema.
One of the herbalists most important plants, used for a variety of disorders. Its gentle cooling action make it specific for all forms of inflammation especialy inflammation and irritation of the skin.
Calendula (Calendula officinalis):
Cooling, anti-inflammatory useful for inflamed, irritating skin conditions.
Nettle (Urtica dioica):
Kidney supportive, helping to eliminate uric acid. Due to this cleansing action, Nettle is specific for chronic skin problems
Sweet Violet (viola odorata)
Burdock (Arctium lappa):One of the most powerfull and effective blood tonics used by herbalists. Used for all kinds of skin disorders, especially psoriosis, acne and eczema.
Is the recommended number of drops the total for the whole day?
Is the recommended number of drops the total for the whole day?
No. The number shown for your dog’s weight is the amount to give each time, not the total to divide between meals. For example, if your dog needs 7 drops, give 7 drops two or three times daily. This means your dog may receive 14–21 drops over the course of the day.
What is the best way to give Skin Aid?
What is the best way to give Skin Aid?
It is best added to a small amount of food that you know your dog will finish. Avoid adding it to a full water bowl, as you cannot be sure your dog will drink the entire amount. If necessary, mix the drops with a little cooled boiled water and offer it separately, or use an oral syringe to give it slowly into the side of your dog’s mouth.
Can Skin Aid be used alongside shampoos and other skin products?
Can Skin Aid be used alongside shampoos and other skin products?
Skin Aid is given internally, so it can form part of a wider skin-care routine alongside suitable shampoos, oils or topical sprays. Follow the directions for each product separately. If you are using a probiotic skin spray, remember not to apply antibacterial or antimicrobial products at the same time, as these may kill the beneficial bacteria.
How long should I use Skin Aid for?
How long should I use Skin Aid for?
Skin and coat changes are usually gradual, so Skin Aid is best given consistently rather than occasionally. Allow several weeks before assessing your dog’s overall skin and coat condition. If your dog becomes more uncomfortable or develops new symptoms, stop using it and seek advice.

Skin Aid Skin and Coat Supplement
£8.49
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