It’s Spring in NZ and our animals are loving getting outdoors more – but there’s always compromise in life, isn’t there?
Spring means new growth, which also means the highest potency of allergy-producing substances in new grasses and leaves.
It can take many pet parents by surprise that, all of a sudden, their normally calm and peaceful (!) animal is frantically chewing, slurping and worrying their paws and even their faces!
With all itch issues, a process of elimination is the best way to narrow down exactly what is causing them this distress.
If you haven’t changed their food lately, used a different wash (or your groomer has) or had a change to the cleaning routine and products in your home, it pretty much points to the allergens being produced by the new grasses on their walks or even in your gardens.
As Spring rolls on and summer ages those grasses and leaves, you should see a big reduction in allergic reactions. That’s all very well and good, but we all know the despair we feel when our dog or cat just won’t stop scratching right now!
So in the meantime, using a homeopathic remedy designed to mitigate those allergic reactions will lessen the itchiness without the big vet bills and interventions.
ROAR’s Springtime Soother is specially formulated to relieve a pet’s discomfort due to those seasonal allergies. Just one pump straight into their mouth or into their water as per dosage instructions should see your pet able to get out into the grass again without the itch.
