Pet Skin Rinse (For Cats & Dogs)
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A topical tea rinse for abrasions, rash, sores, or cuts. Also good for soothing itchy skin and hot spots. This gentle but potent blend of herbs is designed to flush and clean the skin, promote wound healing and resolving infections, soothe irritated skin, and help speed healing.
Safe to use on sensitive areas and nontoxic in the event of ingestion. Designed for animals due to their stricter sensitivities to plants, but also effective for people.
Herbal Features
- yarrow: promotes rapid wound sealing and healing — particularly useful in cases of injury resulting in broken skin, commonly used to stop bleeding and disinfect wounds, pain and itch-relieving properties, antiseptic
- calendula: a broad-spectrum go-to for minor first aid situations due to its soothing and regenerative properties for the skin — commonly used for relief and healing of bug bites, abrasions, cuts, inflammation, and other skin conditions
- chamomile: soothing and promotes healing to irritated or itchy skin as a result of fleabites, contact allergies, infections, and more
Ingredients
yarrow*, calendula*, chamomile* *organic
Directions
Steep 1 tbsp per 16 oz of boiling water. Strain and allow to cool before use. Sponge onto affected area 1-3x per day to promote healing to damaged skin. It takes approximately 1 cup (8 oz) of tea to drench an average-sized cat. Safe for consumption in the event that the animal licks it off fur. Leftover tea may be stored in the refrigerator for 2-3 days.
Size
4 fl oz tin: 0.5 oz (approx 8 servings of 16 oz prepared tea)
2 fl oz tin: 0.3 oz (approx 4 servings of 16 oz prepared tea)
These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.
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It's no secret getting medicine into your dog -- and especially cat -- can be tricky. The trial-and-error process in our home has resulted in many scratches for the humans and big attitudes for the felines.
Here are our best tricks for making the process painless and successful for you and your fur baby.
Some animals are easy
Most dogs and some cats will allow you to mix a glycerine tincture into wet food at meal time or as a treat. Our dog will eat anything we give her if it tastes mostly like meat or peanut butter. The most laid back animals will even let you squirt it directly into their mouths. We have a unicorn cat who allows this but three others who are not so willing to participate.
For the ones who turn up their nose when you tamper with dinner and pull out the claws when you give it directly by mouth, we've discovered the ultimate hack that works particularly well with cats.
Painless & Effective -- They won't even know it happened
Apply the dose to your finger tips -- you'll have to work quickly so it doesn't drip. Brush the glycerite into the cat's fur on their side towards the hip in a place they can easily reach to lick off. Their fur is hydrophobic which encourages the glycerite to roll off. Work it into the fur against the direction it grows to make a little medicine patch.
Cats are compulsive groomers and once they quickly realize a strange sticky mess has appeared in their fur, they'll clean themselves up thoroughly, consuming their entire dose in the process -- without ever knowing it happened.
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