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Daily Preventative Powder

• As a Dry Shampoo and natural deodorant for Stinky Dogs and Cats.
• As a soothing skin aid for pets suffering from itchy/angry skin.
• As a natural remedy for yeast infections.
• As a drying and deodorizing human body and foot powder.

Trouble Spot Drying Paste

• Speeds healing on wounds, hot spots, bites, and broken skin.
• Creates a protective barrier from flies and debris.
• Reduces inflammation, swelling, and itching.
• Humans love it for bites, stings, poison ivy, acne, and splinters!
  

Sensitive Dog Shampoo

• BREAKS THE CYCLE: Our Dog Shampoo doesn’t strip skin down to a vulnerable state like other chemical laden shampoos. By gently cleansing with ONLY beneficial ingredients, skin is left with the ability to thrive in a healthy environment.

Something Better Balm

Dogs:

• Moisturize noses, paw pads, elbows and dry skin. Use as a preventative when walking dog on rough terrain… hot or winter salted sidewalks or pavement.

Horses:

• Soften chestnuts or scabs from scratches/mud fever, moisturizing and protecting dry skin patches on dock of the tail, tips of the ears, moisturize and soften scarring from proud flesh. Moisturizes and exfoliates

Daily Preventative Powder

• Using the precision point gently apply powder in folds, tight areas, or through the coat down to the skin. You can also use your hand or grooming brush, to work the powder down to the skin.
• Reapply daily to dissipate odor or prevent skin issues caused by pests that find your dog a perfect petri dish to inhabit.
• If using as a remedy, leave on continuously, applying more as needed until completely healed.
• Apply more often to areas prone to holding moisture like between paws, under legs, around genitals, in folds/wrinkles, and ears.
• Ears: Gently flip the ear back to expose the affected area. Using your finger or a makeup brush, apply powder to fully cover the irritated skin. Do NOT pour powder directly into the ear.

NOTICE- PLEASE STOP AND READ BEFORE USING: 

• DO NOT pour directly into the ear.
• Discontinue use of medicated shampoos, topicals, wipes, or ear products (for use with ear) especially those containing SODIUM LAUREL SULFATE, CHLORAHEXIDINE, COAL TAR, and SALYCILIC ACID. If using medicated shampoos, topicals, or wipes with these ingredients, we recommend waiting 3-5 days from last use to apply our powder and patch test to be safe. The powder is non-toxic but too alkaline for chemically irritated skin and may cause a reaction.
• Most commercially available shampoos have ingredients that dry out skin and impede healing. We recommend not using these.
• Avoid using on areas of skin treated with topical flea medications including under flea collars. The pesticides in these products often irritate the skin; combining with powder may cause a reaction.
• Some dogs with systemic yeast overgrowth may ooze after powder application. This is part of the normal healing process and will subside. Wipe the moisture and reapply fresh powder.
• Many pets find relief within 1-3 days. For those on anti-biotics and or steroids, or have otherwise been immune compromised, results and healing may take 1-2 weeks.

Trouble Spot Drying Paste

• Gently clean any dirt or debris from treatment area.
• Flaky skin or scabs are ok. DO NOT pick off any existing scabs.
• With one hand, gently push back fur so that the area is exposed. With the other hand, use fingers to apply a coating of the paste to the hotspot as if spreading peanut butter on a piece of bread. Do not rub in.
• Note: Try to avoid applying paste to fur. The paste is not harmful, though it will dry like a scab and require bathing or brushing to remove.
• Paste will dry to a near white shell. It is also effective if thinned out with water or witch hazel. Some breeds have coats that need a thinner viscosity to stick to skin.
• Avoid applying the paste into paws, on joints or in skin folds. The scab that forms is abrasive.
• Allow at least 2 days for skin cells to knit together under its protection. Use a wet cloth or water to remove.
• Reapply as needed until skin is completely healed.

Sensitive Dog Shampoo

A little goes a long way!

You can use this shampoo directly out of the bottle, just start with a small amount and the lathering will be surprising.

Should you want to dilute before using, the following is what most of our dog customers are following:

Use 8 ounces to 32 ounces of water in spray bottle.8-ounce bottle will make 32 ounces of shampoo.

Enjoy and remember: The first ingredient is Aloe (not water) nature’s most nourishing and therapeutic ingredient for the skin and coat.

Something Better Balm

Dogs:

• Apply sparingly to noses, on and between paw pads, or dry patches on the skin until completely healed. In heavy salt conditions, wipe paws with clean, soft cloth when returning indoors.

Horses:

• Apply liberally to any area needing moisture or softening. Reapply as any wears off until skin is back to being supple and moist.

Humans:

• Apply to any area that is in need of deep moisture and healing. Apply continuously until skin is back to wellness.

COAT DEFENSE® Canine & Cats daily PREVENTATIVE POWDER: Proprietary blend of Sodium Bicarbonate, arrowroot powder, bentonite clay, non-GMO corn starch, organic cedarwood oil.

COAT DEFENSE® Canine & Cats TROUBLE SPOT DRYING PASTE: Proprietary blend of Sodium Bicarbonate, arrowroot powder, bentonite clay, non-GMO corn starch, witch hazel, hempseed oil, argan oil, organic cedarwood oil. 

COAT DEFENSE® DOG SHAMPOO: Aloe barbadensis (aloe vera) gel, aqua (distilled water), potassium cocate, potassium olivate, raspberry leaf extract, comfrey root extract, green tea extract, green lemon, avocado, melon, fenugrec, Panthenol silk protein, honeysuckle flower extract, tangerine oil.

COAT DEFENSE® SOMETHING BETTER BALM: Sweet
almond oil, hemp seed oil, grapeseed oil, beeswax, goldenseal, yellow dock, comfrey root, slippery elm, shea butter, castor oil, propolis, lavender oil, clove oil, Vitamin E (natural tocopherol), alkanet root.