TazSoothe- Itch Relief Shampoo
- To prevent water entering place a cotton wool ball in the dog’s ears; remove after bath.
- Wet dog’s coat thoroughly with cool water. Apply a palmful of TazSoothe shampoo. Work up a good lather over the whole body, reaching the skin surface. Keep on for 10 minutes. Avoid snout, eyes and mouth.
- Rinse off with cool water. Repeat shampooing for severe conditions. Dry with a towel. Do not use a hair dryer.
TazSoothe- Itch Relief Spray
- Apply uniformly over entire body surface with good contact of the spray on the inflamed skin surface. Use without dilution. Avoid snout, eyes and mouth.
- Allow to dry without a towel or dryer.
- Brushing the coat may aggravate the inflammation.
- Must be applied twice a day.
TazSoothe - Itch Relief Biphasic Oil
- Shake bottle well. Apply over entire body surface with good contact on the inflamed skin surface. Rub in the mild pressure. Use without dilution. Avoid snout, eyes and mouth.
- Allow to dry without a towel or dryer. Brushing the coat may aggravate the inflammation.
- Use once a week followed by bathing with TazSoothe shampoo after 24hours.
IRradicate - Tick Repellent Shampoo
- To prevent water entering place a cotton wool ball in the dog’s ears; remove after bath
- Wet dog’s coat thoroughly with lukewarm water. Apply a palmful of IRradicate shampoo. Work up a good lather over the whole body, reaching the skin surface. Keep on for 10 minutes. Avoid snout, eyes and mouth areas.
- Rinse off with cool water. Dry with towel or a hair dryer.
- Mandatorily apply IRradicate Biphasic Leave-in Conditioner or IRradicate Oil Spray after the bath. Use IRradicate shampoo twice per week.
IRradicate - Tick Repellent Biphasic Leave-In conditioner
- Shake well before use.
- Apply uniformly over entire body surface while massaging it in to the skin. Rub in the mild pressure. Use without dilution. Avoid snout, eyes and mouth. Use without dilution. Avoid snout, eyes and mouth.
- Allow to dry without a towel or dryer. Gently brush the coat.
- Can be used without prior wet bathing. MUST be used after bathing and daily, before taking your dog outdoor for walks.
IRradicate - Tick Repellent Oil Spray
- Gently wipe the dog’s body with a dry towel. Spray uniformly over entire body surface and massage into the skin gently, allowing good contact of the spray with the skin. Use without dilution. Avoid snout, eyes and mouth.
- Allow to dry without a towel or dryer. Gently brush the coat.
- MUST be used twice daily, before taking your dog outdoors for walk.
Tasmanian Pepper Berry
Tasmanian Pepper Berry is sourced from the windy mountains of Tasmania, Australia. It’s bioactive molecule POLYGODIAL blocks the TRPV1 inflammatory channel. It instantly reduces itching, burning sensations and the appearance of skin redness. It soothes and calms reactive skin and decreases inflammatory markers.
Key Benefits:
- Anti-Inflammatory
- Instant Soothing properties
- Relieves Itching
- Reduces skin irritation
IR3535 from Merck, Germany
IR3535 is a proven ingredient from Merck, Germany. It is gentle yet effective insect repellent commonly used even in baby & kids products. It has a broad efficacy against various insects like ticks, fleas, lice, mosquitoes, and other bugs.
Key Benefits:
- Proven tick and ectoparasite repellent
- Safe and gentle on the pet’s skin
Oatmeal
Oatmeal is a skin protectant with anti-inflammatory properties that can help soothe itchy and irritated skin. Oatmeal baths can help relieve a number of bothersome skin conditions, such as canine atopic dermatitis.
It also helps the skin form a protective barrier that keeps moisture in and slows the loss of hydrating ingredients from your dog’s skin.
Key Benefits:
- Balances pH level
- Reduces itchiness
- Anti-inflammatory
Aloe Vera
Aloe Vera has been shown to have anti-bacterial, anti- fungal and anti-inflammatory properties, making it soothing to the skin. It contains prostaglandins, which may reduce inflammation and promote healing. Aloe Vera is cool to touch and will relieve your pet’s discomfort.
Key Benefits:
- Soothes skin
- Anti-fungal
- Anti-bacterial
- Anti- inflammatory
Jojoba Oil
Jojoba Oil is a natural fungicide, killing off any fungal infections your pet might have on his/her skin. In addition, it is renowned for its moisturizing and skin-healing properties. Jojoba Oil is an emollient that can soothe your pet’s skin, unclog hair follicles, making it the perfect ingredient to use in the best conditioning dog shampoo. It leaves fur smooth and soft.
Key Benefits:
- Moisturizes
- Natural fungicide
- Canine aromatherapy
- Heals skin
Shea Butter
The soothing properties of Shea Butter work wonders for your pet’s skin as it prevents and heals irritation. In addition to being a natural sun protectant which moisturizes and conditions the fur to maintain and boost coat shine.
Key Benefits
- Moisturizes dry skin
- Soothes itchy skin
- Boosts shine
Coconut Oil
Coconut Oil is considered to have natural antibacterial, antiviral, and anti-fungal properties. It hydrates pet’s skin and beats the annoying itch that comes with it. It acts as an effective moisturizer and makes the coat sleek and glossy. It is known to be a great disinfectant for cuts and wounds and soothes cracked paws.
Key Benefits
- Anti- Fungal
- Healing & Soothing properties
- Hydrates & Moisturizes
- Sleek & Glossy Coat
Calendula Oil
Calendula Oil helps soothing and healing skin inflammatory dermatitis. It is useful for to relieve flea bites, poison ivy, eczema.
The antimicrobial and astringent nature is useful for treating burns.
Key Benefits:
- Healing properties
- Antimicrobial
Vitamin E
Vitamin E supports healthy skin and coats. If you turn your dog’s shampoo around, you may notice Vitamin E on the ingredient list, to help reduce flakiness and promote a healthy, glossy coat.
Key Benefits:
- Moisturizes
- Soothes dry and itchy skin
- Healthy and glossy coat
