LOVE YOUR DOG NATURALLY

OUR DOGS TALK TO US EVERYDAY

They tell us it's time to eat, it's time to play and that they love us.
They even tell us when they have a problem, but sometimes we don't hear them. 

Doggie Organics wants to help you listen so you can help them with some common doggie issues. 

THE PROBLEM - SHEDDING

Healthy dogs need to shed - just NOT all over the house, your furniture, and your clothing.

You and your vacuum don't have to battle hair constantly.

CONTROL SHEDDING NOW

THE PROBLEM - ITCHING

1. The main reason your dog itches is not allergies. A yeast infection is not an allergy.

2. Some grass and weeds are just prickly by nature and any of these may cause itching.

STOP THE SCRATCHING NOW

THE PROBLEM - LICKING PAWS

Have you noticed your dog licking his (her) paws or chewing them raw?

Do your dog's paws smell like corn chips? Does she smell bad even after a bath? That is yeast. 

STOP THE LICKING NOW

THE PROBLEM - MY EARS!

Every ear problem is NOT an infection that needs antibiotics.

Yeast does NOT naturally occur in the ears. It is put there from the paws (where the yeast starts)

Consider cleaning the ears once a week as hygiene. They will smell better too!

SOOTHE THEM NOW

THE PROBLEM - DIRTY DOG

Leave them smelling like sweet lemongrass with this foaming shampoo. You’ll see and smell beautiful results when used before applying and leaving in Doggie-D-Shed.

Make them beautiful

THE PROBLEM - STINKY DOG

1. Normal Hound Smell

2. Wet Dog Smell

Make 'em Smell Good!

Trio - Value Care

Works great together!

Doggie-N-Zymes imitates the natural cycle of digestion. Digestive enzymes to complete the healthy digestion and preventing it from converting to sugar and then to yeast. The yeast accumulates and irritates the skin.

Doggie Anti-Itch stops the itch and allows the Aloe Vera to aid in restoring the skin & hair.

Works great when used with Doggie-N-Zymes.

Doggie Ear Wash soothes the pain, calms the itch, and cleanses the ear canal in a natural way.

A perfect TRIO!

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