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  • WashBar Manuka+Kakadu Itch Soothe Topical Spray

    Rated 4.6 out of 5
    Based on 9 reviews

    Gentle & Calming

    When your dog is irritated with itchy skin, it’s important to stop the scratching early on to prevent skin deterioration and begin the healing process.  Start by spraying them with WashBar Itch Soothe Topical Spray for instant relief, and then use the shampoo for bathing.

    The topical spray provides convenient instant relief to mild itching

    Comes in a small spray bottle to make it easy to carry, and apply without mess on fingers

    $26.50 NZD
    $26.50 NZD
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    The spray comes in 125ml bottle.

    The spray uses three powerful botanical extracts to help soothe and calm dogs’ itchy, sore skin and stop excessive scratching, chewing, biting and licking:

    • Anethole (a natural pain relief)
    • Quercetin (a natural antihistamine
    • Vitamin C (a natural healer)

    The spray also contains Manuka hydrosol as well as Lavender pure essential oil – ingredients that have antibacterial and antifungal properties, and are soothing to help reduce inflammation and discomfort brought on by mild allergies.

    How to use:

    For minor skin ailments: shake bottle and spray liberally onto any area where the dog is itching, irritated or the skin is red. For dogs with thicker coats part the hair as you spray to ensure skin contact.

    Apply as often as required until itching settles.