Brand: All Pet Health Roar
ROAR Ditch the Itch - Skin Relief Spray
ROAR Ditch the Itch - Skin Relief Spray
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ROAR – Ditch the Itch
Skin relief spray
A fast-acting natural TOPICAL spray designed to deal with itching in dogs. It soothes quickly, calms licking, biting, chewing and scratching.
DITCH THE ITCH skin relief spray works perfectly alongside skin relief drops.
Benefits
• Soothes excessive itching and burning of the skin
• Non-toxic
• Safe to use with medication and supplements
• NZ owned and operated
ALWAYS CONSULT YOUR VETERINARIAN IF YOU HAVE ANY CONCERNS ABOUT YOUR PET’S WELL-BEING.
Skin relief spray
A fast-acting natural TOPICAL spray designed to deal with itching in dogs. It soothes quickly, calms licking, biting, chewing and scratching.
DITCH THE ITCH skin relief spray works perfectly alongside skin relief drops.
Benefits
• Soothes excessive itching and burning of the skin
• Non-toxic
• Safe to use with medication and supplements
• NZ owned and operated
ALWAYS CONSULT YOUR VETERINARIAN IF YOU HAVE ANY CONCERNS ABOUT YOUR PET’S WELL-BEING.
Safe for use on any dog 8 weeks or older.
DITCH THE ITCH skin relief spray is not for use on cats due to the inclusion of some essential oils.
Distilled Water, NZ Manuka Hydrosol, Therapeutic grade NZ Manuka and Lavender Essential Oils, Karanja Oil, Extract of Kakadu Plum, Quercetin, Green Tea Extract, Melissa, Clove and Black Spruce Essential Oils.
Safe for use on any dog 8 weeks or older.
DITCH THE ITCH skin relief spray is not for use on cats due to the inclusion of some essential oils.
ALWAYS CONSULT YOUR VETERINARIAN IF YOU HAVE ANY CONCERNS ABOUT YOUR PET’S WELL-BEING.