As a rescue dog my pet ,Blanquita, had a severe scabies problem. After received a treatment at the vet that includes hard chemicals, her skin was sensitive, with itch and seborrhea. We tried everything; expensive shampoos, a new diet and even oatmeal baths. This product really makes the difference, no more itch or seborrehea; finally her skin is healthy.

This probiotic itch relief works beautifully when used as directed. My dog was licking her front and hind legs pretty purposefully to the point at which the hair was starting to diminish on them. It wasn’t appearing to cause her anguish, but seemed more habitual than anything. In any case, I used the probiotic itch relief a few times, each time making sure I rubbed it in thoroughly on the troublesome areas, including the inside of the legs and tummy, and then wrapped my dog in a towel and held her on the couch for a while so as to let it sink in and dry. I also kept an eye on her for about two hours afterward to curb any licking. From what I was told, this product works best when the probiotic is allowed to set in the skin for a while and dry with no licking from the pet. So far so good. It is exactly what I needed so that I could feel comfortable using the flea and tick shampoo and flea and tick spray in combination to be most effective and not have any ill effects on the dog, meaning it’s not good for a pet to lick the flea and tick spray so it’s best to take the time and make sure that the habitual licking has been dealt with properly. That is what I experienced with the probiotic itch relief just as I was told it would. It laid down the pathway so that the holistic manner in which the flea and tick shampoo and spray could be most effective.