Earth Animal Skin Herbal Relief for Dogs & Cats, 2-oz

Earth Animal Skin Herbal Relief for Dogs & Cats

Bring soothing care to your pet’s skin-care routine with Earth Animal Skin Herbal Relief for Dogs & Cats. Developed by Dr. Bob Goldstein and a master herbalist, this topical balm helps comfort occasional skin irritation, hot spots, and dry, rough paws. The formula combines plantain, calendula, chickweed, hypericum, and lavender with vitamin E oil, olive oil, and beeswax. It helps moisturize dry areas and provides a protective barrier to support skin comfort. Apply directly where needed for targeted care.

Key Features:

• Helps soothe occasional skin irritation and hot spots.
• Moisturizes dry skin and cracked paws.
• Beeswax and olive oil help protect and soften skin.
• Botanical formula for topical use on dogs and cats.
• Applies directly to affected areas.

Feeding Directions:

Apply directly to affected areas as needed. Best used consistently to help soothe, comfort, and support healthy skin recovery.

Ingredients:

Active Ingredients: Plantain, Calendula, Chickweed, Hypericum, Lavender, Vitamin E Oil, Beeswax, Olive Oil.

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FAQ

Can I use this balm on my cat?

Yes. Earth Animal labels Skin Herbal Relief for topical use on both dogs and cats.

How do I apply it?

Apply a thin layer to the affected area and gently massage it in. Follow your package’s directions for frequency and monitor licking.

What if my pet licks the balm?

Earth Animal states that small amounts from incidental licking are unlikely to cause harm. Discourage licking so the balm can remain on the skin; it is intended for topical use.

When should I contact my veterinarian?

Contact your veterinarian if irritation worsens, spreads, or does not improve within a few days.

Can I use it alongside my pet’s medication?

Check with your veterinarian before introducing it if your pet takes medication or has an existing health condition.