Allergy Relief

seems to help my dogs allergies. They take them easy, most they won't take.

I bought this product last year for our dog Cleo. She was scratching herself all over terribly. I saw this product on Amazon and gave it a try. It worked amazingly wonderful. She stopped the scratching and whining after about 7days. I would totally recommend this product to others, as I already have. The only negative thing I would say is that she doesn’t care for the chicken flavor by itself, so I put it with her food.

It took a few days (maybe 5) before we could clearly see our dog was getting relief but, once it was in his system it has made a HUGE difference. Then, it took a couple weeks to dial in the dosage and timing. Our dog is 100# and what we have found works best is 3 bites a day at breakfast, lunch and dinner. If he has been outside a lot we do a 4th in the evening. Our dog thinks they’re treats so we have been able to cut down on those costs. They stink to high hell so be ready to gag.

Ok so i gave this to my dog because he had about an year or so of biting his legs and thighs and he left him self bald patches of how much he bites himself ( ps. I did try other into itch products but just no use only temporary) and he now has two weeks with this product and he has already stopped biting his thighs as much he doesn’t have dry blood on them or anything which is a good start off. So I’m giving it a three star so far since the product says you’ll see results in max of 4-6 weeks Update : it didn’t work at all :(

I ordered these cookies for my dog who has skin allergies that are seasonal. They seem to help her a lot. I tried three different products from the vet, which were very expensive and got better results with these. She loved the taste and the fact that they helped her for less cost is amazing. I highly recommend them

My dog is a Rhodesian Ridgeback pittbull mix, and he is such a great dog to my family. During the summer he broke out in hives and started having allergies, bumps, scratches, and open skin on his snout, inner arm pits, belly, and his paws. He started to chew off some of the paw padding until he bled. I was wondering if at this point he was infected by some mite or parasite. I was even wondering if it was a fungal thing or just a heat rash from this summer. I did a whole bunch of research and started looking around for prebiotics mixed with allergy medication or ingredients to cover the part if he was just having a heat rash, I even looked around for antifungal shampoo to cross out the fungal part, I started to medicate his wounds with beading and triple antibiotic ointments and stopped giving him dog food for 3 days... I only gave him prebiotic protein rich foods such as coconut oil, Greek yogurt, eggs, rice, natural chicken broth with chicken meats...etc. I slowed his feeding g down from 3x a day to 2x per day... all in all his rash and wounds started healing. My conclusion as a google researching civilian and a licensed human nurse is that...he had a heat rash. In the end of it all, he got better over time, but gets his bouts of rashes when he is left in the back yard when we are at work...he has a shade and plenty of water and toys, but I'm guessing he is just sensitive.

These are easy to give to my dog since she loves them! The itchy skin did not go away right away and will need more chew over time. I think these would work if they were given more time to work. One can is not effective enough for my big dog. It is however a good place to start!

We see notable improvement in our dog’s skin and general health when we are consistent! Plus, she loves eating them.