DERMA DOG
Skin lotion

How to use

Apply on clean skin insisting on the most sensitized parts.

Description

DERMA DOG It is a formulation based on synergistic plant extracts including Aloe e Melaleuca (Tea tree), enhanced by the UB MATRIX, extract of the olive tree, the result of Union BIO scientific research, useful to revitalize irritated and fragile skin restoring skin elasticity.

Protects and moisturizes. Is useful in case of itching and helps keep the coat strong and healthy.

The product must be sprayed in quantities that ensure it reaches the skin, taking care to spread the hair in the most damaged areas.

The overdose does not create any negative effect and can be sprayed several times a day on the affected areas and on the whole coat.

For a faster resolution we recommend:
After the absorption of Derma Dog, distribute Lenny Pets.
To wash, Phytonopick shampoo o Green Wash Derma depending on the origin of the problem.

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Can I also use Derma Dog on wounds?
Yes, and after applying Derma Dog it is recommended to use Cat Dog, which entrusts the natural healing action to some plants.

What happens if the dog licks itself after the application?
Derma Dog has no toxic effects, it is recommended to spray the product and keep the animal busy for a few minutes (before the meal, before the walk or the game), so as to allow the complete absorption of the lotion.

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INFORMATION - SKIN
The skin represents the body's first protective barrier to the outside world. Being the portion of the body most exposed to external agents, it is also subject to numerous alterations. It can be compromised in the course of various pathologies including adverse reactions to food, congenital and non-barrier deficiencies, autoimmune diseases, wounds, dysbiosis, etc.
The skin is a living and rich environment of a micro population in equilibrium, if the alterations of this structure is in progress, it is of fundamental importance to restore the surface microflora to equilibrium, to guarantee the correct and functional microbial competition and restore the elasticity of the lipid film. Skin problems are also often accompanied by itching, a frustrating sensation that can cause behavioral changes in the animal, excessive scratching or licking and, in some cases, self-trauma. Eliminating this symptom early is of fundamental importance to ensure the welfare of the animal. A visit to the vet is however recommended.

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