Zesty Paws Dog Allergy Relief Chews, Dog Probiotics for Itchy Skin and Ears, Lamb, 90ct

I have been giving my dogs these chews for about 3 weeks now. I have definitely noticed a reduction in both my dogs scratching and paw licking. They like the flavor (peanut butter) and they smell decent. My dogs are also on a salmon oil supplement for their skin and coats. I feel the two products together well.

Wow! Wasn’t sure if this would work, but a week into using it and we’ve seen drastic improvement in our dog’s itchiness. We have a mini Australian Shepherd whom we adopted. The previous owner’s vet records show that our pup had allergies. We couldn’t afford the ridiculous expense of the meds she was on, so I started researching alternatives. After reading the reviews for these chews we decided to give them a try. I tried giving the pill to her straight, but she didn’t like the taste and foamed at the mouth. So, instead of giving up, I decided to mask the taste in a small piece of bread and Kong cheese. It’s been a week of daily use, and she rarely itches or gnaws on her paws. I’m thrilled that e found an affordable alternative to help our itchy pup! ❤️🐶

My poor little pup has been suffering from allergies and itching non-stop, so I really wanted to try a supplement to give him some relief before going down the prescription route. I was so happy to see that after just a few days on these, he really seemed to be doing a lot better and was much more comfortable! He is a bit picky and wouldn't eat these as a yummy snack on their own, but I actually love that they are super soft and crushable. They turn into a powder consistency that mixes right into his dinner, which made it really easy to hide. However, we did have to stop using them recently because he started having a little tummy trouble. It cleared up once we stopped the chews, so they might just be a little too rich or strong for his sensitive stomach. It is definitely a good product that works for the itch, but just keep an eye out if your pup has a delicate belly!

I have a two year-old cocker spaniel and this has helped his allergies tremendously in terms of itching and rubbing his eyes. He still does it a little bit but there was a noticeable improvement and it’s great you can buy this without a prescription. He really likes the taste of them as well and he is very picky. I have tried $300 allergy drops that didn’t work as well as this so it’s definitely worth it

This product is awesome, my goldendoodle doesn't have any allergy issues when she's taking them.

Halfway through the container and there noticeably less itching. But even for my dog who eats everything, his poops have become wet. And the full spectrum allergies still persist aside from less itching in his paws. If you are on a budget, not so active dog with some itching this could work.

I love these allergy relief chews. My dogs has stopped itching and her skin looks much better. The chews are soft and my picky dog loves them.

I am a retired veterinary technician and have a dog who has seasonal allergies, and food allergies. His symptoms consist mostly of scratching at his face, and chewing his feet. The food allergies have been controlled by putting him on a limited ingredient diet. The seasonal allergies usually started up in April and last until November, and required antihistamines. Last spring my vet convinced me to try the prescription medication Apoquel which is an immunosuppressive. At first it seemed like magic, my dog had zero allergy symptoms. Then after being on the medication for a few months, my dog developed a histiocytoma (a benign tumor) on his lip. These are typically seen in puppies and young dogs - my dog was 4 yrs. old at the time. These usually go away on their own after a few months and that is exactly what happened - no big deal (other than a trip to the vet to confirm that it was in fact a histiocytoma and not a more aggressive tumor). Several months later, while still on Apoquel, my dog started chewing on his right front leg, up near where the leg and body meet (his front "armpit" if you will). He was also shedding like crazy - HUGE amounts of fur. He ended up with a large area of hair loss and red angry looking skin on his right front leg. He would not leave it alone. This happened after the allergy season. I bought a sleeve to keep him away from it, and took him to the vet (again). She did a skin scraping to check for bacterial infection, yeast infection, or mange which were all negative, and then suggested putting him on prednisone (another immunosuppressant) in addition to the Apoquel and Zyrtec. I told her I had been reading up on Apoquel and some of the side effects included histiocytomas and demodectic mange. I told her I was going to pull him off of the Apoquel (which needed to be done by weaning over a few weeks). She suggested I could try a dose of Bravecto which is used for fleas and ticks, but also is very effective in treating demodectic mange mites just in case the negative scraping was due to a low population of mites. Within a week of getting him off of the Apoquel and using the Bravecto his skin calmed down, and at that time I noticed that his entire coat was thinning - more noticeably on his right side. Once he was off of that nasty drug it took a few months for his fur to grow back. This year before allergy season started, I decided to read up on supplements for allergies. I chose Zesty Paws because of all of the good reviews, and the company's reputation. I started giving them to my dog in March and now well into allergy season have not seen ANY of his usual allergy symptoms. Also, his coat looks beautiful again!