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Formulated to complement the Beaphar sensitive skincare shampoo range for use in between bathing, Beaphar Soothing Skin Care Spray helps to soothe the skin and maintain moisture levels. Containing Aloe vera, glycerin, Evening Primrose oil and cooling menthol it is ideal for use on dry and/or irritated skin which can be caused by dandruff, and to soothe skin after insect bites.
The Beaphar sensitive skincare range of products have been specially formulated to support dogs and cats with sensitive skin.
Whether their skin is dry, flaky, intolerant to regular skincare products, reactive or prone to allergies, the range gently cleanses the skin and coat while soothing and protecting. The mild formulas are tailored to sensitive skin; they are pH neutral and contain no perfume, sulfates, colourants, silicones or parabens.
Key Features
Composition
Shake well before use. Spray against the direction of the hair, from a distance of around 20-30cm, and then massage into the skin.
Washing out is not required.
Use once a day or twice a day on very rough or sensitive skin. For external use only. Do not spray into eyes or nose.
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Below are some recent questions we've received regarding Beaphar Soothing Skin Care Spray for Dogs & Cats, including answers from our team.
Amanda
Is this suitable for use on a cat with seasonal allergies, experiencing itchy skin that has become broken from excessive scratching?
Beaphar Soothing Skin Care Spray is designed to help calm and soothe irritated skin in dogs and cats. However, when a cat’s skin is broken or open due to scratching, it’s important to be cautious:
The spray contains gentle ingredients aimed at reducing itching and inflammation.
But applying any topical product on broken skin can sometimes cause stinging or delay healing.
For cats with broken skin from allergies, it's best to first consult your vet to rule out infection or other complications.
