Allergy Armour Powder for Dogs & Cats | Skin & Seasonal Support by Shanzi Naturals

Allergy Armour Powder for Dogs & Cats | Skin & Seasonal Support

Standard Pouch — 300ml/60 scoops
£14.95
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Allergy Armour Powder for Dogs & Cats | Skin & Seasonal Support by Shanzi Naturals

Allergy Armour Powder for Dogs & Cats | Skin & Seasonal Support

£14.95
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Shanzi Naturals Allergy Armour for Dogs & Cats

A daily powdered supplement for dogs and cats, formulated with herbs and nutritional ingredients traditionally used as part of skin and seasonal wellbeing routines.

It can be added to food as part of an everyday routine for pets whose owners want additional nutritional support for skin comfort and coat condition.

Key Features

  • Daily powder for dogs and cats
  • Designed to support normal skin and coat wellbeing
  • Easy to mix with raw, cooked or dry food
  • Suitable from 8 weeks of age according to the supplier

How to Use

  • Under 5kg — ½ scoop daily
  • 5–12kg — 1 scoop daily
  • 12–45kg — 2 scoops daily
  • Over 45kg — 3 scoops daily

Follow the product label and supplier directions. Do not exceed the recommended amount unless advised by a veterinary professional.

Ingredients

Milk thistle, echinacea, thyme, basil, chamomile, fennel, ginger, clove, flax seeds and brewers yeast.

Important Information

This is a complementary pet wellness product and is not a veterinary medicine. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent disease. If your pet has persistent itching, broken skin, an existing condition or takes medication, seek veterinary advice before use.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is this product suitable for?

This listing is intended for dogs and cats. Check the product label for any age, weight or individual suitability restrictions before use.

How should I use this product?

Follow the feeding directions on the product label. Powders can usually be added to food or prepared as directed by the supplier, but the exact serving amount depends on the individual product.

What if itching or skin irritation persists?

Persistent itching, sore or broken skin, hair loss or recurrent irritation can have many causes. A vet should assess ongoing or significant symptoms.

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