Wholistic Pet OrganicsPure Colostrum - 1 Oz - Dog Allergy Relief & Itchy Skin Treatment, Senior Dog Supplements & Immune Support, Licking Paws, Anti Itch for Dogs and Cats

My dogs have been licking their paws and scratching relentlessly. Saw the reviews for this and decided to give it a try. So glad we did! Started it out very slowly for a week and then gave the full dose. The pups are hardly ever licking their paws or scratching! It was noticeable within the first few days after giving the full dose. This is totally worth it! And they think it’s a treat! It is given by itself and they love the flavor!

Great supplement. My dog’s itchy, flakey skin condition improved and no more bad breath. Ordered another and will continue use.

Great stuff. Just not meant for xl dogs

I purchased this as it was the most potent and well sourced kind I could find. I give this to my dog and my cat…Cat: My one year old cat had a very rough start in life and has lasting respiratory issues that flair up badly every so often- I definitely think this helps his overall health and helped him bounce back from his recent bad flair up, and I continue to use it regularly for himDog: My 6 year old Chihuahua has bad allergies and a bad rear leg, I also think this helps her with both, and again- use it regularlyI mix it into their wet food, or if feeding dry I will mix it into warm bone broth (or sometimes just warm water) and then pour it over their kibbleThey each get a tsp and have it once a day on the days they do have it (3 xs a week’ish, give or take) product comes with the scoopAnd, unsure if necessary, but I personally store in refrigerator to ensure freshness and shelf lifeNeither of them have ever minded it or acted put off by it - will continue to use and order when I run out, but it lasts a long time for me as per their body weight, they don’t use a lot

I’ve only had it one day .. I have no idea whether it will help my dog. It’s a small amount .. not sure how long it will last or if it will work.Day 3 put it o. Her good .. she finally ate it. Had the worst reaction in months: her wholle under carriage was inflamed / her feet almost bleeding . Took her to the vet for meds… not sure if that is what caused it but I will not give it to her again. Don’t believe all the hype. If you buy one thing on line you are inundated with miracle cures. Stick with what the vet says. There are no miracle cures.

At 2 yrs old, our Catahoula mixed puppy was diagnosed with canine Atopic Dermatitis. Basically he's allergic to poultry, grain, grass and life in general. Louie is now 69 lb, 13 yrs old and we've tried special dog diets, wiping him off after being outside, and giving him his daily 16mg dose of Apoquel to stop his incessant biting, licking and scratching. In December 2021, Louie had an ear infection and his butt was inflamed from an allergy flare up. The Vet doubled his dose of Apoquel and later suggested trying $163 monthly or as needed, Cytopoint injections. I read about bovine colostrom and decided it was worth a try. We stopped giving Louie Apoquel and instead gave him a teaspoon of the bovine colostrom mixed with a little water to make a paste. He loves it and licks the plate clean! Some reviewers had said their dog got sick when they added the powder to their food. I give Louie the colostrom first thing in the morning about an hour or so BEFORE feeding him. I'm happy to say that Louie is a new dog!! It's been 2 months and Louie is doing great! I still feed him his 4 Health brand, Duck and potato formula dog food, and wipe him off when he's been outside but he's stopped biting, licking and scratching himself:) You can pet him and he no longer flinches. His coat is softer and brighter colored and his eyes are clear and alert now. You can see that he feels good!! I'm not a Vet, but if you have a dog that suffers with allergies, please consider trying this. The colostrom is natural, cheaper and works better than Apoquel did for our dog

My lovely rescue pittbull has struggled with a severe pollen allergy for more than two years. We live in the south, and his paws flare up, then his underbelly, and it's been a frustrating cycle of antibiotics and Cytopoint and trying all of the supplements (I've tried Aller-Immune bites, salmon oil, Vitamin E, apple cider vinegar, a few medicated shampoos -- none had any noticeable effect).I've had him on this for a month, and he's been so much better. It's the first supplement that actually seems to be making a difference. So far, his skin has been great with no flare-ups. If we continue at this pace, I'm going to call this stuff a miracle.A few notes:First, I started this when his skin was well. We were on the tail end of a Cytopoint injection in March, so not yet summer season (when his allergies are reliably awful). I'd recommend trying this as maintenance, not a cure. Almost nothing helps him when he's in a full-blown flare-up except antibiotics and Cytopoint. But still, maintaining relatively healthy skin is a miracle.Second, I was hesitant to try this because I've had him off dairy on the vet's recommendation. That said, he's accidentally had some gluten and dairy recently, and I didn't notice a change. So I decided to try this regardless. His skin hasn't gotten worse. I'd be careful about introducing a dairy source to a dog if they've had bad reactions in the past, but it didn't make a difference here. Maybe talk to your vet, or carefully consider your dog's reactions to previous dairy sources.I'm still holding my breath for pollen season here, but so far, he's been great for almost six weeks. That's saying a lot. I've bought another round. I'll update if anything changes, but I'm cautiously very hopeful.Update several years later: The summer allergies overwhelmed us, and we switched from this to Apoquel.

Jack seem to like these. I just put it on his food and he ate it. But he never quit scratching so I can say it wasn't effective for him.