Coat Defense Daily Preventative Powder (Dog & Cat)

COAT DEFENSE® Canine & Cats daily PREVENTATIVE POWDER: A non-toxic remedy for yeast overgrowth, itch, stink, skin inflammation, "elephant skin" and hair loss that may accompany. Great to freshen your best friend up between baths and dissipate odor!

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Prevent & Treat with the Best Defense - COAT DEFENSE®

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Effective for dogs and other barnyard animals.

Our products are non-toxic, crafted from only safe, readable ingredients, and contain no fillers. COAT DEFENSE® is proudly handmade in Ashburn, VA.

Product uses and Directions: 

• As a Dry Shampoo  and natural deodorant for Stinky Dogs and Cats.
• As a soothing skin aid for pets suffering from itchy/angry skin.
• As a natural remedy for yeast infections.
• As a drying and deodorizing human body and foot powder.

• Using your hand or a gentle grooming brush, work powder down to the skin.
• Reapply daily to dissipate odor or prevent skin issues caused by pests that find your dog a perfect petri dish to inhabit.
• If using as a remedy, leave on continuously, applying more as needed until completely healed.
• Apply more often to areas prone to holding moisture like between paws, under legs, around genitals, and ears.
• Ears: Gently flip the ear back to expose the affected area. Using your finger or a makeup brush, apply powder to fully cover the irritated skin. Do NOT pour powder directly into the ear.

NOTICE- PLEASE STOP AND READ BEFORE USING:

• DO NOT pour directly into the ear.  
• Discontinue use of medicated shampoos, topicals, wipes, or ear products (for use with ear) especially those containing SODIUM LAUREL SULFATE, CHLORAHEXIDINE, COAL TAR, and SALYCILIC ACID. If using medicated shampoos, topicals, or wipes with these ingredients, we recommend waiting 3-5 days from last use to apply our powder and patch test to be safe. The powder is non-toxic but too alkaline for chemically irritated skin and may cause a reaction.
• Most commercially available shampoos have ingredients that dry out skin and impede healing. We recommend not using these.
• Avoid using on areas of skin treated with topical flea medications including under flea collars. The pesticides in these products often irritate the skin; combining with powder may cause a reaction.
• Some dogs with systemic yeast overgrowth may ooze after powder application. This is part of the normal healing process and will subside. Wipe the moisture and reapply fresh powder.
• Many pets find relief within 1-3 days. For those on antibiotics and or steroids, or have otherwise been immune compromised, results and healing may take 1-2 weeks.
• It is not uncommon to see increased moisture from the skin when first starting. Oftentimes, yeast is not only on the skin but in the skin. The body's natural detergent is to ooze and push the pathogen from the skin/hair follicle. The powder speeds this process up due to the bentonite clay's drawing and drying ability. Wipe any moisture away and continue to apply the powder. If it gets too "gunky" to wipe away, you can use a wet cloth. Just make sure to follow-up with the powder after as a final dry and continue to use until cleared.