It's not allergies. It's not anxiety. It's parasites.
Scooting. Licking. The smell. The dull coat. One problem — and it's in the gut.
- 1Kill
- 2Expel
- 3Repair
- The corn chip paw smell — most owners notice it fading by week 2 Only Bloom
- Targets the biofilm parasites hide behind
- Repairs the gut wall — the step dewormers skip
- Liquid, not a chew — nothing to break down first
- Firmer stools, less scooting, calmer nights
- Coat and energy typically return by week 3–4
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How much to give
Once a day, straight onto food, for 21 days.
| Under 25 lbs | 5 drops |
| 25–50 lbs | 10 drops |
| Over 50 lbs | 15 drops |
More than one dog? Give each dog its own dose.
What is in it
Three herbs: black walnut hull, wormwood and Oregon grape root, as duck-flavored liquid drops. 2 fl oz (60 ml) per bottle.
Days 2 to 4
Loose stools can show up in the first few days as things start moving out. It’s in the instructions. Keep fresh water down and keep the routine going.
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Bloom Triple Parasite Cleanse
That's not allergies. That's parasites.
Scooting gets blamed on his glands. Pacing at 3 AM gets called anxiety. Paws licked raw get another prescription. The dull coat gets another bag of food. Look at the list again. It's one problem, and it lives in the gut.
Scooting across the carpetNot his anal glands.
Paws that smell like corn chipsNot “just how dogs smell”.
Ear infections that keep coming backNot bad luck.
Licking paws raw at 3 AMNot boredom. Not anxiety.
Hot spots that heal, then returnNot the grass.
A dull, flaky coatNot the food.
You've been treating the smoke
The shampoo from the vet that cost more than his bed. The wipes. The pumpkin. The glands, expressed again. Three different foods. Every one of them worked for a few days. Then it all came back.
- Expressing the glands again
Empties them for a day. Doesn’t stop them filling back up.
- Pumpkin, fibre and new food
Firms things up for a week. You changed the bowl three times, and the problem was never in the bowl.
- Shampoos, sprays and wipes
Work on the outside. This starts on the inside.
- Pills and shots for the itch
Turn it down for a while. Then it’s back, and so are you, at the vet, being told it’s allergies. Or anxiety. Or “just behaviour”.
Every one of those works on the exit or the surface. Nobody asked why it keeps coming back. You didn't get it wrong. Nobody told you where to look.
His gut isn't a straight pipe
It's folded over and over into thousands of tiny pockets. That's where parasites tuck in, under a slimy shield called biofilm, feeding off what your dog eats and irritating the lining all the way down.
By the time it reaches the back end, he's dragging himself across the carpet. It shows up in the paws, the ears and the coat. The glands keep filling, the paws keep smelling and the itch keeps coming back, because it was never the glands, the paws or the skin.
Once a day on food, for the full 21 days.
Three steps. One bottle.
1. Kill
Black walnut hull and wormwood, the old bitter herbs, go after what’s living in there, including behind the biofilm they hide under.
2. Expel
What’s cleared gets moved out. That’s why days 2–4 can bring loose stools. It’s in the instructions.
3. Repair
Oregon grape root supports the gut wall. It’s the step dewormers skip: clear them out, leave the lining damaged, and you’ve cleared the field for the next round.
3 herbs. Nothing else.
No chew to break down, no pill to hide, no fillers. Duck-flavored drops that go straight on their food.
KillBlack walnut hull
The green outer hull of the black walnut. A bitter staple of old-school botanical cleanses, and the first half of the kill step.
Kill & expelWormwood
The bitter herb behind the name. Used in cleanses for generations to make the gut a place parasites can’t hold on to.
RepairOregon grape root
A bright yellow root used to support digestive comfort and the gut lining. The repair step most dewormers skip.
One dropper on food, once a day. The dose depends on your dog's weight.
How much does your dog need?
Find their weight. Add the drops straight onto food, once a day, for 21 days.
- Under 25 lbs5 drops
- 25–50 lbs10 drops
- Over 50 lbs15 drops
More than one dog? Give each dog its own dose. Duck-flavored, so most dogs don't notice it's there.
What the 21 days look like
It's a routine, not a one-off dose. Every day, on food, for the full 21 days.
Days 1–4
The die-offDrops on food once a day. Loose stools are possible on days 2–4 as things start moving out. It’s in the instructions. Keep going.
Week 2
The smell fadesThe corn chip paw smell: most owners notice it fading by week 2. Often someone else in the house notices first.
Week 3
Calmer nightsFirmer stools, less scooting, calmer nights. The 3 AM licking sound stops waking you up.
Weeks 3–4
Back to themselvesCoat and energy typically return by week 3–4. The dog you thought was just getting old turns out to have been uncomfortable.
Why it comes back, and why this is different
Dewormers stop at the kill. Chews have to be broken down first. Shampoos, wipes and gland expressions work on the outside. Bloom does all three steps, from the inside.
BloomOthers“Turns out it was all one problem”
- ★★★★★
The 3am paw licking finally stopped
Two years of Apoquel and I still hadn't slept through a night. The licking sound in the dark was the worst part — you lie there listening to your dog be miserable and you can't fix it. Day 11 I realized I'd slept the whole night. I actually got up to check on him because I thought something was wrong. He was just asleep. Finishing bottle two now and his paws have gone from pink and wet to normal fur.
Megan R.Golden Retriever · 6 yrs - ★★★★★
Works, but read the instructions about days 2-4
Docking a star purely because I wasn't prepared for the first few days. Loose stools, and what came out into my yard on day three is something I will be thinking about for the rest of my life. I genuinely thought I'd made him worse and I was drafting the refund email. It's the die-off phase and it IS in the directions, I just skimmed them. Normalized by day 6. By the end of the 21 days the scooting was gone and it hasn't come back. Would buy again, just go in knowing.
Daniel K.Lab Mix · 4 yrs - ★★★★★
The corn chip smell is GONE
I used to joke about her Frito feet. I had no idea it was yeast or that it meant anything. Somewhere around week two I picked her up and just… didn't smell it. My husband noticed independently before I said anything. Her ears also stopped being gunky, which I never connected to any of this. Turns out it was all one problem.
Alyssa T.French Bulldog · 3 yrs - ★★★★★
Third dewormer was the charm — because this one isn't just a dewormer
We did three separate rounds of prescription dewormer over 18 months. Every single time: great for about two weeks, then straight back to the itching and the dull coat. What finally made sense to me was the explanation that killing them is only half of it — if the gut lining is still inflamed and damaged, you've just cleared the field for the next round. This is the only thing we've used that has the repair step in the same bottle. Six months out and we haven't cycled back.
Robert M.German Shepherd · 7 yrs - ★★★★★
Cheaper than one Cytopoint shot and it actually held
We were on the every-5-weeks Cytopoint treadmill at around $190 a visit, plus the prescription food, plus the recheck fees. Last year we spent over two thousand dollars to keep a dog at "not quite miserable." I'm not anti-vet at all, but nobody ever suggested looking at his gut. One bottle of this cost less than a single shot. We're four months in with no Cytopoint and his belly hasn't gone red once.
Priya S.Cocker Spaniel · 5 yrs - ★★★★★
My pill-spitting diva didn't even notice
This dog has detected and rejected medication hidden inside cheese, peanut butter, a hot dog and a meatball. I was fully expecting a fight. It's duck-flavored drops — you just squeeze it over the food once a day based on their weight. She licked the bowl clean and looked at me for more. That alone is worth the price for anyone who's been through the pill wars.
Carol W.Shih Tzu · 9 yrs
Kill. Expel. Repair. In that order.
Killing them is only half of it. If the lining is still damaged, you've just cleared the field for the next round. That's why the repair step is in the same bottle, and why the routine runs the full 21 days.
- Black walnut hull
- Wormwood
- Oregon grape root
- Kill
- Expel
- Repair
- 21 days
- 90-day promise
“Turns out he wasn't old, he was uncomfortable and exhausted.”
Tom B. · Beagle, 8 yrs90-day money back guarantee
Run the full 21 days. Watch for the small wins: less scooting, the smell fading, quieter nights. If it isn't right for your dog, you're covered by our 90-day money-back guarantee. You've already spent more than that on shampoo.
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Frequently asked questions
How does it work?
Three steps in one bottle over 21 days. Black walnut hull and wormwood go after what’s living in the gut, including behind the biofilm parasites hide under. What’s cleared gets moved out. Oregon grape root supports the gut wall, the repair step dewormers skip.
How do I give it?
Once a day, straight onto food, for 21 days: under 25 lbs 5 drops, 25–50 lbs 10 drops, over 50 lbs 15 drops. Each dog gets its own dose.
What happens on days 2–4?
Loose stools can show up in the first few days as things start moving out. It’s in the instructions in the box. Keep fresh water down and keep the routine going.
My vet’s stool test came back clean. Why try this?
Because you’re still seeing it at home: the scooting, the licking, the smell. Bloom is a 21-day herbal routine on their food, and it’s covered by the 90-day money-back guarantee.
Will my dog take it?
It’s duck-flavored drops on their normal food, so there’s no pill to find and spit out. Most dogs lick the bowl clean.
Is it safe for my dog?
Use it as directed. Ask your vet before use for pregnant or nursing dogs, puppies, dogs with liver or kidney conditions or a history of seizures, and dogs on prescription medication.
What’s in it?
Three herbs: black walnut hull, wormwood and Oregon grape root, as duck-flavored liquid drops. Nothing to chew, nothing to break down first.
What if it doesn’t work for my dog?
Every order is covered by our 90-day money-back guarantee.
Where can I buy it?
Only here at bloompet.co. It is not sold on Amazon.
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- 4.8★★★★★average rating
- 21 daysone bottle, one routine
- 90 daysmoney-back promise
Read the reviews
From owners who stopped treating the smoke.
- ★★★★★
I bought this fully intending to return it
I have a cabinet of failed supplements. Salmon oil, three different probiotics, a "skin and coat" chew, a powder that cost $70 and did nothing. I only ordered because of the 90-day guarantee — I figured worst case I'm out nothing but time. Week one I felt smug about being right. Week two the scratching noticeably slowed. By the end of the bottle the hot spot behind her ear that had been there since February had dried up and fur was growing back over it. I never wrote the refund email.
Jennifer L.Boxer · 6 yrs - ★★★★★
He brought me a toy. He hasn't done that in a year.
The itching was what we were treating, but the thing I'd quietly accepted was that he'd gotten old and tired. Sleeping most of the day, no interest in anything. Somewhere in week three he trotted over and dropped a squeaky toy in my lap like he used to. My wife and I both got weirdly emotional about it. Turns out he wasn't old, he was uncomfortable and exhausted.
Tom B.Beagle · 8 yrs - ★★★★★
Took us longer than 21 days — but it did work
Being straight with people: one bottle wasn't enough for us. At the end of the first 21 days I'd say we were maybe 40% better. Support told me some dogs with a longer history need a second cycle and offered the refund if I wanted out. I did the second bottle and that's when it really landed. So four stars for the timeline expectation, five for the result and for not fighting me about it.
Steph N.Doodle Mix · 2 yrs - ★★★★★
Our groomer asked what we changed
I'd stopped noticing how dull and flaky she'd gotten because it happened so slowly. We'd been feeding a $95 prescription bag thinking that was covering it. Went in for a groom about five weeks into the cleanse and the groomer asked what we'd switched to, because the flaking was gone and her coat had gone glossy again. That was the moment I stopped wondering if it was in my head.
Marissa D.Border Collie · 4 yrs - ★★★★★
Did both dogs. Both improved. That convinced me it wasn't a fluke.
One of mine was the obvious case — chewing, scooting, red belly. The other seemed fine, but they share a yard and a dog park so I did both. Turns out "fine" wasn't fine. The quiet one stopped having the soft stools I'd assumed were just how she was, and she's got noticeably more energy on walks. Two for two in the same house is what sold me on running it again.
Greg H.2 dogs · Pit Mix & Terrier - ★★★★★
Just reordered for the fourth time
Not much to add that others haven't said. I'm just at the point where I don't think about her skin anymore, which after three years of thinking about it every single day is a strange and wonderful feeling. Keep it in stock please.
Nicole A.Australian Shepherd · 5 yrs