DOOD WOOF Dog Allergy Chews - Itch Relief for Doodles - Vet Formulated - 60 Count Soft Chew Supplement - Skin and Seasonal Allergy Support

Vet-Formulated Ingredients: Formulated with veterinarians, these allergy chews deliver 13+ active ingredients you can actually understand: Wild Alaskan Salmon Oil for skin nourishment; Colostrum and Quercetin for seasonal comfort support; Bromelain and Vitamin C for natural defense; Zinc and Biotin for skin and coat health; DHA for overall wellness; plus 3 probiotic strains (Bacillus coagulans, Bacillus subtilis, Enterococcus faecium) for digestive support | Free From Common Allergens: Doodles are famous for sensitive skin and stomachs, so we built this supplement to 5 strict free-from standards: grain-free, soy-free, corn-free, gluten-free, and free from artificial preservatives. Flavored with real salmon (not chicken which one of the most common dog allergens), every chew is formulated to support your Dood without adding to the allergen load; safe for dogs with food sensitivities alongside seasonal and environmental triggers | 60 Chews - Each bag contains 60 soft chews, providing a full 60-day supply at the lowest daily serving. Suitable for Doodles of all sizes, from petite Mini Goldendoodles to large Standard Bernedoodles and everything in between; dosing guidance on the label varies by your dog's weight for safe, effective use | Salmon-Flavored Soft Chews For Picky Dogs: Forget the pill-hiding tricks and messy liquids; these chewable supplements are soft, salmon-flavored, and designed to feel more like a treat than a supplement. Picky Doods included. Consistent daily use supports ongoing skin comfort over time, making it easy to build a simple morning ritual your dog looks forward to | Third-Party Tested & Made in USA: Every batch is manufactured in the USA and independently tested for purity and potency. No vet prescription needed; this is an over-the-counter daily supplement. A portion of every purchase supports Doodle Dandy Rescue. As with any new supplement, consult your veterinarian before starting, especially if your dog currently takes other medications