Less scratching.
Calmer skin.
Pills switch the itch off for a few hours. Bloom works on the reason it keeps coming back: a skin barrier with gaps in it. One dropper of cod collagen on food, once a day.
- Stops the 3 AM scratch-lick cycle at the skin, not just the symptom
- Cod, not chicken. No chicken, beef or pork
- Liquid on food. Nothing to hide, nothing to spit out
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Sound like your dog?
Itchy skin shows up in more ways than scratching. If you're nodding at two or more of these, the skin barrier is usually where it starts.
Scratching at night
The thump of a back leg on the floor at 2 AM, every night.
Licking & chewing paws
Rusty-brown fur between the toes from constant licking.
Red skin & bald patches
Pink belly, thin fur on the flanks, flakes when you part the coat.
Itchy ears & head shaking
Scratching at the ears, shaking the head, a yeasty smell.
You've tried these. They didn't last.
If nothing has worked, you didn't fail your dog. Every one of these goes after the reaction. None of them repair the skin it comes through.
The sedatives
Benadryl and Zyrtec make them sleepy, not less itchy.
The off switch
Apoquel, Cytopoint and steroids mute the itch, then it's back.
The band-aids
Oatmeal baths and medicated shampoos calm the surface for a day.
Elimination diets
Endless kibble switches. You can't take away the whole world.
The itch is the alarm. The skin is the leak.
Healthy skin is a wall that keeps allergens, yeast and bacteria out. When that wall has gaps, everything gets in, and the itching starts again the moment the pill wears off.
Skin is built from collagen. Bloom gives your dog's body the raw material to rebuild it: hydrolysed collagen from deep-sea cod, types I and III, with hyaluronic acid to hold moisture in. One dropper on food, once a day.
Short label. Nothing to hide.
No chicken, no fillers, no proprietary blends. Just what the skin barrier is made of.
Deep-sea cod collagen
Hydrolysed small enough to absorb. Cod, not chicken, beef or pork: the proteins itchy dogs most often react to.
Collagen types I & III
The two types skin is mostly built from. One for structure, one for repair.
Hyaluronic acid
Holds moisture in the skin. Dry skin cracks and lets more through; hydrated skin is a better wall.
What the first 8 weeks look like
Skin takes time to rebuild. The more consistent you are, the harder it works.
Lay the groundwork
One dropper on food. Wet, dry or raw, it doesn't matter. Most dogs don't even notice it.
The nights go quiet
The 2 AM scratching usually settles first, before you see anything on the skin.
Skin calms down
Redness fades, paw chewing eases, the yeasty smell goes.
The coat fills in
Bald patches grow back, the coat turns soft and glossy. Keep going.
Real dogs. Real skin.
Belly & back legs
Raw pink skin to a full coat in eight weeks.
Front paws
The licking stopped and the white came back.
Ears
No more head shaking, no more red inner ears.
Not all collagen is the same
Owners say it best
★★★★★ Excellent 4.8 from 3,300+ reviews
Thank you for giving me my Charlie back
His red belly is gone. He's not licking and chewing his feet. He's not digging in his ears. It's amazing. I highly recommend Bloom.
It works, believe me
Nothing else seemed to help my dog's itchy paws. I thought he'd chew his pads off. After 3 weeks, hardly chewing. Another 3 weeks, chewing stopped totally, paws back to normal colour.
Great product
They like the taste and I have no problems getting them to eat it. The frantic all-night itching has stopped and my female's bald spots are fur covered again.
A new dog
I had tried a number of vet products with negligible results. She is now a different dog with no scratching or breakouts on her skin. Her coat is strong and glossy.
So glad I did
Bella is a Golden Retriever with a skin allergy. She constantly scratched herself, driving us crazy. So glad I gave Bloom a go, as her itch and redness has gone.
Bloom is a game changer
It's summer here and typically I would have had to start Luna on her allergy medication, but since starting Bloom 2 months ago I haven't needed to give her one pill!
guarantee
If your dog isn't scratching less, you're covered.
You've already paid for things that stopped working. Give Bloom 90 days, long enough for skin to actually rebuild. If you don't see a difference, we'll refund you.
Questions owners ask
How fast will I see a difference?
Most owners notice the night-time scratching settling in weeks two to three, calmer skin around weeks four to six, and the coat filling in by week eight. Skin takes time to rebuild, so give it the full course.
My dog is on Apoquel or Cytopoint. Can I use both?
Yes. They do different jobs: those medicines interrupt the itch signal, while Bloom gives the skin barrier the collagen it's built from.
Why cod and not chicken collagen?
Chicken is one of the proteins itchy dogs most commonly react to. Bloom is 100% deep-sea cod, with no chicken, beef or pork.
My dog is a picky eater. Will they take it?
It's a liquid that goes straight on their food, not a pill to hide or a chew to refuse. Most dogs finish the bowl without noticing.
How do I give it?
One dropper on food, once a day, every day. Consistency is what makes it work.
What if it doesn't work for my dog?
Every order comes with our 90-day money-back guarantee. If you don't see a difference, contact us and we'll refund you.
Give them their skin back.
One dropper on food, once a day. Buy 2, Get 1 FREE with free shipping, and 90 days to decide.
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