Contains aloe vera to soothe and hydrate irritated skin for immediate relief
Cocoa oil nourishes coat and improves luster for a healthier appearance
Rose water provides freshness and softness to the skin
Bioflavin extract supports natural skin defense against irritants
Non-toxic, gentle formula safe for all ages, including puppies, adults, and seniors
Summarized by Shop
K9 Soothe is an all natural allergy & itching relief formula.
It contains 5 scientifically studied ingredients to soothe your dog's irritated skin, stop derma dysfunction and regrow healthy, thick fur.
The result? A happy, healthy, and allergy-free pup!
Form
Spray
Volume
118 ml
Key Ingredients
Aloe vera, cocoa oil, rose water, bioflavin, ozone
Application Frequency
Up to 3 times per day as needed
Recommended Use
3 times daily on affected area, massage into coat
Made in
United States
Summarized by Shop
2.9
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Stop sending the soothe , I have 3 cans , I have tried to cancel , the spray has done nothing, 2 cans not opened but I have no idea how to send them back. I think I have canceled the soothe several times now but I would not be supprised to get a dozen more of them . PLEASE CANCEL SOOTHE. I am using the dental powder and the immune powder but have only done so for a month so so far no obvious improvement in the back teeth, I'll give it another month if no improvement I will attempt to cancel that as well
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Randell · 15 days ago
I gave it three stars. But I don't know how it would have worked on my dog, because she immediately began licking it off her paws. I didn't bother to try the cone because she would twist her body in such a way to be able to get to the paw. She has done this before. So I am sorry, but I don't have anything positive to report back to you. And I will be giving the product to a neighbor for her dog.
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Benilda · August 28, 2026
My dog, unfortunately gets scared and runs away when I grab the can, let alone when I try spraying it on him! If I am successful he starts licking at it ASAP! I believe in the product and am going to keep at it. I have noticed “Duke” giving in ever so slightly. For what it’s worth, he doesn’t like anything sprayed or applied on him!