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There are hundreds of dog itch treatments out there promising to stop your dog's scratching for good.
But almost none of them fix why she keeps itching, even after you've tried Apoquel, Cytopoint, prescription food, and special shampoos.
These drops cracked the code on what every other treatment misses: her damaged skin barrier. When that barrier breaks, allergens and bacteria slip right through and trigger the itching from the inside.
Recent research is connecting chronic dog itching to her skin barrier, not her gut or her food. When that barrier breaks, allergens and bacteria slip right in, triggering all the itching and licking.
These drops contain collagen, the protein that makes up 70% of her skin barrier. They heal her skin from the inside out so the irritants can't get in.
Every time you try to stop the Apoquel, she’s scratching again within days. That’s because Apoquel only mutes the itch signal. It never repairs the broken skin barrier underneath.
These drops fix what Apoquel can’t, while she’s still on it. By week 2 to 4, you can taper her off completely. No more $180 a month.
Marine collagen. Hyaluronic acid. Vitamin C. Biotin. The same skincare stack humans pay $50 a bottle for, now in a flavorless drop she licks off her food.
They rebuild her skin barrier, lock in moisture, calm the redness, and grow her coat back where she’s scratched it bald.
Apoquel is $120 to $180 a month. Cytopoint shots are $250 each. Add prescription food and allergy testing and you’re bleeding $2,500+ a year to mask the itch.
These drops are $20 a bottle. Under 70 cents a day. A few drops on her food. Done.
Most dogs are visibly less itchy within 2 to 4 weeks. So if you don’t see real results by day 30, send the empty bottle back and we refund every dollar.
You also get free shipping plus a free Itch Relief Guide with your order today. Just know we’re down to our last few hundred bottles.
My vet had Bella on Apoquel for 3 years. $180 a month. The scratching always came back the second we missed a dose. I figured what's another $20 to try. Two weeks in, the licking slowed down. By month two we stopped the Apoquel completely. She's been itch-free for 4 months and her coat is the thickest it's ever been. Wish I'd found this years ago.
I can't tell you how many nights Max kept me up scratching at 2am. Apoquel worked but I was scared of the long-term side effects. Saw this on Facebook and rolled my eyes but ordered anyway. Second week he was sleeping through the night. Coat shinier. Paws no longer bloody. Belly clear. I stopped the Apoquel. He's a different dog.
Dixie had bald patches behind her ears and on her belly from years of scratching. The vet said the only option was Cytopoint at $200 a shot. After 4 weeks on these drops the bald spots filled in. My husband noticed before I did. Honestly never thought I'd see her like this again.
