Itchy Owie Ointment for cat paws and skin

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What is Itchy Owie Ointment?

Itchy Owie is all natural and effective. It contains 13 holistic ingredients that work to alleviate discomfort, soothe itch and restore the skins health. When our holistic veterinarians developed Itchy Owie, they researched the natural components that have the greatest ability to rehabilitate common types of skin damage experienced by cats. They also took into consideration that many pets may lick the product once it has been applied. Safety, as well as effectiveness, went into developing this truly remarkable skin product.

What is Itchy Owie used for?

Just like humans, animals are susceptible to insect bites and stings, to lesions and to dry skin. These can all cause unpleasant, even unbearable, itch and/or discomfort. There may be sensitivities to something in the diet or environment that can cause reactions on the skin of your dog. While every effort and precaution is taken to remove potential causes of our pets discomfort, they also need relief.

A note from our Veterinarian...

Skin problems that persist may be generally considered to arise for many possible reasons:

• Is your pet exposed to toxic materials? 
  Common pest control chemicals in the garden, on the lawn or cleaning products in the home may be causing or contributing to a skin problem. Consider substituting more natural products to see if your pets skin health improves.
• Allergies?
  Allergic dermatitis is a condition seen routinely by veterinarians. Possible allergens can be pollens from weeds, trees or grasses, molds, dust mites found in homes or fleas.
• Are there other health issues?
  Other health conditions such as an underactive thyroid, can have symptoms that show up on the skin. By treating the cause, the secondary skin ailments can be taken care of. A foul odor on the skin is not considered normal and should be examined by a veterinarian. A common cause of smelly skin is yeast infection. Sometimes, reactions to vaccines can exhibit as skin disorders.
• What is your pet eating?
  The most common dietary allergens are wheat, dairy corn, soy and egg. Sometimes, though fairly rare, our pets exhibit an allergy or sensitivity to something in their diet by breaking out on the skin, often on the back at the base of the tail. The skin is one of the bodys organs of elimination. If the body is attempting to eliminate an allergen, the skin can become irritated, red and itchy. Assess the quality of the food you are feeding your pet and also potential ingredients that may be a problem. If you suspect your pet has food sensitivities but you can't figure out what they are, it may be helpful to prepare an allergen free diet at home. Batches of food can be made in advance and kept in the fridge or freezer.
• Is your pet bored, frustrated or irritable?
  Sometimes, psychologically based issues can cause a pet to scratch. Over scratching can lead to abrasions that can become infected.
• Parasites?
  Fleas, mange and ringworm require treatment specific to the type of parasite your pet has. Seek the consultation of your veterinarian for solutions. If your pet has discomfort or parasites such as ear mites in the ears, please see http://www.petwellbeing.com/products/cat-ear-mites Ear Clean Gold and http://www.petwellbeing.com/products/cat-ear-infections Ear Care Gold.

Does it come with a guarantee?

Yes! Itchy Owie Ointment comes with a 90 day money back guarantee.

Why choose Itchy Owie Ointment for your cat?

• Certified organic and ethically wild-harvested:  Our formulas are entirely prepared from organically grown and wild-harvested herbs.
• Good Manufacturing Practices:  All of our formulas are manufactured in a facility that adheres to Good Manufacturing Practices.
• Full Spectrum Extract:  The full biochemical spectrum of teh herbs is preserved to ensure the potency of the extract. All raw materials are tested for identification and purity.
• Every batch tested:  Every batch of our Agile Joints is tested to ensure the highest quality and potency. Every single batch.
• FDA Registered Facility:  Our manufacturing facility is FDA registered. Strict quality control procedures are meticulously monitored.
• FDA Center for Veterinary Medicine Guidelines:  PetWellbeing.com complies with the provisions of the CVM's good guidance  practices for pet dietary supplements. All ingredients and caution statements adhere to these national guidelines.
• It's Guaranteed:  In addition to the superior quality of our products, you are also protected by our 90 day money back guarantee.

Who makes Itchy Owie Ointment?

Itchy Owie Ointment is made by PetWellbeing.com, founded in 2001. Our goal? To bring the wisdom and experience of our caring holistic veterinarians to your pet. When your pet is healthy; you're happy.

To fulfill our vision, our on staff, holistic veterinarians have developed formulas using time honored, traditional uses of herbs and integrated the latest scientific research. It is our aim to produce the best products for your pet that we can.

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Directions

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Apply to affected areas. For insect bites & stings and for general use, apply 2-3 times daily.
If you notice your pet licking the product, you may wish to apply more often. To avoid contamination of the product, avoid putting your finger or application utensil back into the jar after touching the affected area on your pets skin.

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Cautionary Notes

Not for internal use. Discontinue if skin appears more red or aggravated after application. This may indicate an allergic reaction. Do not expose product to excessive heat. Store at room temperature. (If room temperature is warm enough to melt the product, please store the jar in the fridge).

For animal use only. Keep out of reach of children and animals

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Ingredients

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• Extracts of Calendula flower (Calendula officinalis)*: The beautiful orange petals of the Calendula flower are known for their ability to support the skins natural resistance and ability to rejuvenate. Calendula is one of the most appropriate herbs for applying to wounds on the skin and for many types of skin discomfort.
• Plantain leaf (Plantago major)**: This common garden weed is of enormous value for the skin, particularly for the swelling and discomfort normally experienced from bites and stings.
• Marshamallow root (Althea officinale)*: The soothing, demulcent quality of Marshmallow has been shown to help general symptoms on the skin caused by a sensitivity, such as hot spots.
• White Oak bark (Quercus alba)**: Oak bark has the wonderful quality of astringing tissue both internally (in the digestive tract) and externally on the skins surface. It contains tannins that can help with inflammation.
• Yarrow leaf & flower (Achillea millefolium)**: While Yarrow is an herb commonly used internally, it also has many uses for the skin including wounds on the skin or paws' surfaces, swelling, bruising and burns.
• Licorice root (Glycyrrhiza glabra)*: Applied externally, Licorice has an amazing capacity to calm patches of inflammation and relieve the discomfort associated with swelling.
• Propolis resin†: Gathered from beehives, Propolis is one of the most effective natural substances for keeping a wound clean and free from infection.
• Aloe Vera juice (Aloe barbadensis)*: Aloe allows the body to regenerate healthy, new skin cells. It is commonly used for burns, wounds, cuts and scrapes.
• Vitamin E Oil (dl-alpha tocopherol acetate) 10%: Vitamin E is a fundamental component of providing the skin with nourishment. It helps to support the skins ability to stay healthy and elastic after abrasions or excessive scratching.
• Evening Primrose Oil: While most of use may be familiar with Evening Primrose Oil for its essential fatty acid content, it is also a valuable ingredient for use externally on the skin, helping with redness and swelling.

Base:

• Fractionated Coconut Oil: Coconut oil is one of the healthiest oils for the skin and one that is well tolerated because it is so gentle. It enhances the skins natural immunity to harmful bacteria, viruses and yeast.
• Extra Virgin Olive Oil: Commonly added to make herbal ointments, Olive oil creates a rich, smooth consistency as well as providing natural components for the skins immunity.
• Beeswax*: A small amount of organic beeswax is heated and slowly added to make an ointment that can be easily applied to the skin, changing a liquid into a solid preparation. Beeswax is mild and safe for general use.

Herbs are *certified organic, **ethically wild-harvested or †selectively imported

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