• Coconut Oil,

  • Clears up eczema

  • Aids flea allergies, contact dermatitis and itchy skin

  • Minimizes doggy odor

  • Reduces allergic reactions

  • Creates sleek and glossy coats

  • Prevents and treats yeast and fungal infections

  • When applied topically coconut oil promotes wound healing

  • Also can help with hot spots, dry skin and hair, bites and stings

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• Sunflower Oil, rich in vitamin E, is considered by many to be important in improving skin health and regenerating cells. This means skin is better protected against damage from the sun, as well as the natural degradation that comes with age. These are changes that occur when free radicals are present in the body. Antioxidants, like vitamin E, neutralize free radicals, keeping them from destroying or damaging healthy cells. You can see an increased reduction in scars, quicker wound healing, and a healthier natural glow to the skin..

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• Almond oil, Also called sweet almond oil, this popular carrier oil contains protein, glucosides, minerals, and vitamins A, B1, B2, B6, and E. Almond oil is very pale yellow and has a subtle fragrance. Widely used as a massage oil because it lubricates and protects without being quickly absorbed, almond oil is recommended for skin conditions such as eczema, dryness, inflammation, muscle soreness, and itching. In addition, it helps heal burns.

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• Castor oil, is a thick, odorless oil made from the seeds of the castor plant. It’s rich in essential fatty acids that moisturize the skin

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• Raspberry Seed Oil,  red raspberry seed oil is cold-pressed from red raspberry seeds and packed with essential fatty acids and vitamins. Among its many benefits, it’s believed to offer protection from the sun of  SPF 20

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• Shea butter soothes, softens, and hydrates skin. In addition, shea butter is a natural sun protectant and moisturizes and conditions the fur to maintain and boost shine.

  • Helps heal, Irritated, red skin, Itchy skin, Red bumps, Dry skin, Scaliness, Cracked Paws / elbows

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• Bees Wax, has anti-inflammatory properties, helps prevent allergies, and speeds the healing of ulcers and skin problems such as acne, eczema, wounds, cuts, and burns.

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• Aloe Vera Gel, incredibly versatile but most effective on skin issues. It’s not only rich in vitamins A, C and E but it is a clinically proven antibacterial, antiviral and anti-inflammatory, furthermore Aloe Vera is shown to permeate the skin more effectively.