Smith & Burton Dermal Relief Topical Spray 250ml
Description
Smith & Burton Dermal Relief Tropical Spray 250ml
Relief. Protect. Repair.
100% Natural dermal spray specifically formulated using only the finest quality plant-based ingredients to help assist in the relief of itchy, flaky, irritated skins.
Expertly crafted with the brilliance of Evening Primrose with properties which may help reduce minor skin irritations and famous Marula Oil is known to help assist in the repairing and prevention a variety of skin discomforts. Combining with Sunflower Oil, a natural emollient with properties rich in antioxidants, vitamins and minerals to help the skin and coat retain its moisture and maintain oil balance, to help repair dryness and damage.
Harnessing the proven power of New Zealand’s ‘liquid gold,’ Manuka Honey and New Zealand native botanicals Kawakawa and Poroporo these are known for their natural antibacterial, soothing and skin repairing properties which may help calm, repair, protect and renew dogs’ skin and coat. Manuka Water famous for its health-giving benefits, is naturally calming and astringent helping to rejuvenating the skin.
Infused with Neem and Karanja Oils known to naturally help repel fleas and insects. It is great to spray-on before bush walks and hikes too, as well as on your dog’s bedding. With added vitamin C for antihistamine benefits.
A powerful restorative blend expertly crafted and explicitly-designed for itchy, allergy-prone skin and coats to help soothe, calm, repair and protect.
Fragrance-free for a natural, gentle, pure botanical scent.
Cat friendly.
100% of total ingredients are of natural origin
Proudly crafted and made in New Zealand.
TO USE:
Shake well. Spray liberally onto areas of itching or irritation. For best results part the hair and apply directly onto the skin. Can mist over the entire coat and brush through. Allow to dry naturally. Apply as often as required up to 3-4 times a day.
*CAN BE USED AS OFTEN AS NEEDED
** CAN BE USED ON AND AROUND DOG’S BEDDING. CAT FRIENDLY.
***IF YOUR DOG'S SYMPTOMS PERSIST, PLEASE CONSULT YOUR LOCAL VET CLINIC.