Here's where your dog's itch really starts
It doesn't start on the skin. It starts in the gut.
More than 70% of your dog's immune system lives in the gut. When the gut flora is out of balance, the immune system goes haywire: it reacts to everything — pollen, dust, grass — as if it were a threat. You see the result on the skin: inflammation, redness, itching.
From there, the skin barrier weakens. And the cycle you know so well begins: they scratch. They lick. Saliva keeps the area damp, especially between the toes. The skin gets even more irritated. And it starts all over again.
Shampoos and creams? They calm the surface for a few hours. But they don't touch the gut or the barrier.
Pelomeo works on both. Probiotics to rebalance the gut flora and calm the immune response. Collagen types I and III to give the skin the building blocks it needs to rebuild its defenses.
Two problems. One bowl. From the root.
Why does it get worse every season change?In spring and fall the gut gets stressed, the immune system becomes more reactive and the skin gets inflamed more easily. It's no coincidence your dog scratches more in exactly those months.