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Skin & Coat & Allergy/Itch

Itching is our speciality. You do not need cortisone or anti-histamines. Natural is actually better.

01 · WHAT HELPS

What helps with Skin & Coat & Allergy/Itch?

The short answer · For your horse: for Skin & Coat & Allergy/Itch, 2 formulas, each made by Beryl Shuttleworth.

  1. Herbal Horse Itch Mix — A blend of herbs to nutritionally support horses with allergies.
  2. Herbal Horse Ultimate Mix — A blend of herbs, minerals and vitamins for horses to help maintain overall good health when working or taking part in sports.

02 · READ THE THINKING

The thinking behind it.

01 · WHAT HELPS

What helps with Skin & Coat & Allergy/Itch?

The short answer · For your dog or cat: for Skin & Coat & Allergy/Itch, 3 formulas, each made by Beryl Shuttleworth.

  1. Herbal Pet Allergy Care Chews — Allergies in pets are increasing rapidly. We believe that this is partly due to the lack of certain nutrients that are not currently even seen as 'essential' in your pet's diet. The Herbal Pet Allergy Care Chews are chewable tablets that aim to provide these nutrients including Bioflavonoids and Vitamin C.
  2. Herbal Pet Allergy Formula — Allergies in pets are increasing rapidly. We believe that this is partly due to the lack of certain nutrients that are not currently even seen as 'essential' in your pet's diet. The Herbal Pet Allergy Formula is a product that aims to provide these nutrients including Bioflavonoids and Vitamin C.
  3. Herbal Pet Omega 3 Formula — Omega 3 fatty acids are often missing from pet diets. But the fish oil commonly used to correct this is often contaminated. Phytoplankton, used here, is a clean source of Omega 3.

02 · READ THE THINKING

The thinking behind it.

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03 · OUR PROMISE

If it doesn't help, we pay you back.

Moneyback promise, since 2013. Full refund, no returns, no questions. Every formula here is made by Beryl Shuttleworth, BSc Hons Biochemistry.

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04 · QUESTIONS

Questions owners ask

How can I tell if the itching is environmental, food, or flea-related?

Seasonal itching (worse in spring/summer, better in winter) points toward environmental/pollen allergiesnYear-round symptoms, especially with digestive signs, points more toward food-related sensitivitynItching concentrated at the base of the tail/lower back, even with minimal visible fleas, suggests flea allergy dermatitisnA vet can help narrow this down through history, elimination diets, and sometimes allergy testing

When should I see a vet rather than just managing symptoms at home?

If itching is severe, there's hair loss, open sores, recurrent ear/skin infections, or symptoms aren't improving with basic management u2014 since secondary infections are common with unmanaged allergies and often need targeted treatment (antibiotics/antifungals) alongside allergy management.