When is Skincare Right For Your Dog?
You’ve taken your dog to the vet for a diagnosis because they’re shedding fur to the point of baldness, have black spots or crispy skin, possibly an unusual smell, and itching more than normal. The symptoms persist but your dog’s tests have come back clear. If this is the case, Alopecia X is the likely culprit.
Dermagic Skincare is a range of natural products to restore your dog’s skin health and fur growth. It works slowly but is very effective, restoring dog’s fur when nothing else works.
It is also successful in treating mange, hot spots, dandruff, seborrhea, and itchy skin.
How will Skincare Help Your Dog?
The Dermagic Skincare range has all the products you need to care for your dog’s unwell skin. Shampoo and Conditioner are designed for delicate dog skin, and clean the skin so it’s prepared for the Skin Rescue Lotion. The Skin Rescue Lotion penetrates the layers of itchy, flaky skin, soothing it and bringing the problem to the surface to be treated.
Once there’s new pink skin, the Cell Restoration Creme speeds up cell renewal, helping to speed up healing and new fur growth. The Hot Spot Salve is useful first aid for soothing insect bites, acute moist dermatitis, or any patches of inflammed, raw, and itchy skin.
How to Pick Skincare for Your Dog?
If your dog has any skin issues, investing in the whole Dermagic System Offer is recommended. It contains the 5 key products to get your dog’s skin healthy again, and restart fur growth. NB this is a natural system and works cumulatively. It requires commitment and consistency - amazing results are achieved but it can take up to 6 months for full healing and fur regrowth.
If your dog has fleas choose Diatomaceous Earth that kills fleas, lice etc that can go on your dog’s coat but also soft furnishings and carpets.
The Grooming Spritz makes combing your dog much easier, prevents matting and conditions the coat.
For dandruff and dry and itchy skin, the Salt Scrub is an exfoliator that relieves itching, clears up dandruff, and smells fantastic.
Read more about Alopecia X and Black Skin Disease