Securiderm Confort Dermatologique Anti-itching Cat & Dog is a complementary food that helps relieve itching, promote skin comfort and soothe animals prone to skin imbalances, thanks to a combination of recognized plants.
When your dog or cat scratches repeatedly, licks itself intensely or seems agitated, the skin often sends a signal of imbalance. Dermatological disorders with an itchy component can be linked to skin sensitivities, local inflammation or a condition weakened by stress. In this context, this complementary food provides the body with internal support, helping to soothe itching while respecting the animal's physiological balance.
Its formula combines several plant extracts recognized for their complementary effects. Some act as a natural firewall against inflammation, while others act on the nervous system. This dual approach promotes skin comfort while helping to relax the animal, often put to the test by discomfort and the irrepressible urge to scratch.
This action can be compared to that of a protective cushion placed on sensitized skin: tensions are gradually relieved, the sensation of irritation diminishes and the animal gradually regains a calmer demeanor. This overall support also helps to maintain the balance of the natural mechanisms involved in the inflammatory and immune response.
The fructo-oligosaccharides present in the formula contribute to digestive comfort and the proper functioning of natural defenses. The intestine plays a key role in skin health. Taking care of this internal terrain has an indirect impact on coat quality and skin resistance.
The palatable tablets with their roast beef flavour make compliance easy, even for fussy animals. This veterinary food supplement is easy to take, making it easy to integrate into the daily routine, without undue stress or strain.
For comprehensive care, it's a good idea to combine this supplement with external support such as Dermoscent Aromacalm's Soothing Cat Collar, to create a synergy between internal soothing and continuous diffusion of calming active ingredients around the animal.
Directions for use
Administer orally, 1 dose 2 to 3 times a day for 10 days, at a rate of :
The treatment can be repeated if necessary. Successive doses should preferably be taken 10 days apart. If symptoms persist, consult your vet.
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Precautions
Ingredients
Maltodextrin, FOS (Fructo-oligosaccharide), Krill meal, Grey shrimp powder, Magnesium stearate, Securidaca powder (Securidaca longepedunculata), Black horehound extract (Ballota nigra), Peony extract (Pæonia officinalis), Beef flavor (Mixture of aromatic substances).
Presentation
Box of 30 tablets, available at the best online price, to improve your pets' skin comfort.
To optimize results, be sure to combine the administration of the supplement with a quality diet adapted to your pet's skin sensitivity and a gentle hygiene routine. Regular brushing and the use of non-irritating cleansing products reinforce the action of the supplement and help maintain more serene skin.
FAQ
Is this product suitable for cats and dogs?
Yes, it is formulated to be used on both cats and dogs, simply by adapting the dosage to the animal's weight.
Can it be combined with a veterinary treatment?
Yes, but it's advisable to ask your vet for advice to ensure compatibility with current treatments.
How long does it take to see an improvement?
Improvement can be seen progressively over the course of the treatment, depending on the animal's sensitivity and the origin of the itching.
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