The Three-Step Routine
Supervise your dog during the paw soak and don't let them drink the soak water. Epsom salt is for soaking in, not for swallowing, and a dog who drinks it may get an upset stomach. Rinse and pat dry afterwards.
Description
All four steps of the Itch Relief Protocol in one box, clear, soak, refresh and heal, so you are not assembling the routine one product at a time.
- 1 · Clear, Paw & Pavement Mist: a light leave-in mist that loosens the pollen, grass and dust your dog collects on every walk, before it comes indoors. Made with Aloe Ferox, rooibos and Cape botanicals, gentle enough after every walk.
- 2 · Soak, Itchy Paw Soak: a concentrated botanical soak for paws and the delicate skin between the toes. Dilute it into a full bath for whole-body use.
- 3 · Refresh, Yeast Defense Powder: keeps skin folds, ear flaps and paw crevices dry and fresh between baths. Doubles as a dry shampoo.
- 4 · Heal, Aloe Ferox Healing Gel: South African Aloe Ferox, cool on contact and quick to absorb, for rough, red or irritated-looking patches. Non-greasy and safe to lick.
The routine, in order: mist after every walk, soak once or twice a week, dust the powder into the damp spots afterwards, and smooth the gel onto anywhere that still looks sore. Buying the four together saves 15% against the individual prices.
Great skin care also starts from the inside. If your dog is itchy on a chicken, beef or dairy-based diet, a single fish protein is worth trying, and our 100% Wild Alaskan Salmon Oil adds EPA and DHA omega-3s to the bowl daily.
Small-batch, handmade in Alabama, cruelty-free.
Colt's Woof products are grooming and wellness products, not medicines. They are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. If your dog is in significant discomfort, or symptoms are severe or persistent, speak to your veterinarian.
Pet Parent Guidance
Important Pet Health Notice: The information on this page, including any references to clinical studies, is for general informational and educational purposes only.
Not a Substitute for Veterinary Care: Always consult your vet before starting a new health regimen or if you have specific concerns about your pet's medical condition.
Scientific Substantiation: Claims regarding the benefits of our ingredients are supported by peer-reviewed clinical research and independent laboratory studies.
What Our Customers Say
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I've been using the sun-cured kelp on my dog's food and I can already see a difference in her coat.
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The lady was super nice and great at suggesting items for my very itchy spaniel.
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