Dorwest Sulphur 30C

TRADITIONALLY USED TO SUPPORT ITCHY, REACTIVE SKIN NATURALLY

Some pets seem to itch all year round, their skin never quite settled, always a little reactive or yeasty in ways diet alone never fully addresses. Dorwest Sulphur 30C is a homoeopathic remedy traditionally used to support skin that tends to run hot, itchy, or yeasty, presented as a 15ml liquid that can be added to food or given directly by mouth. Three to five drops, up to three times daily, make it a straightforward addition to any skin-focused supplement routine.

Why it's a great choice

• Homoeopathic preparation: A traditional homoeopathic remedy at 30C potency, traditionally used to support pets with hot, itchy, or yeasty skin tendencies as part of a holistic skin care approach.

• Liquid format: The 15ml liquid can be added to food, given directly into the mouth, or dropped onto a treat, making daily dosing flexible and straightforward.

• No harsh additives:A gentle preparation with no artificial additives, suitable for use alongside other skin-supporting supplements as part of a broader natural approach.

• Long tradition of use: Homoeopathic sulphur has a long history of traditional use in both human and veterinary care for skin and coat-related support.

Key benefits for your Pet

• Helps maintain skin comfort: Traditionally used to support pets whose skin tends toward itchiness, heat, or yeastiness, as part of a broader skin care and supplement routine.

• Flexible dosing: Three to five drops, up to three times daily, can be adjusted to suit the individual pet's needs and sensitivities over time.

• Easy daily use:The 15ml liquid bottle keeps daily administration simple, with no tablets to hide or powders requiring precise measurement each time.

• Complements other products: Can be used alongside other skin-supporting supplements and grooming products as part of a multi-faceted approach to maintaining skin health.

Suited to pets prone to reactive or itchy skin, where a gentle homoeopathic complement to an existing skin-care routine may be beneficial.