Powerful Support for Itchy Skin, Paws & Coat
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Trusted by 100,000+ dog ownerswho finally watched the scratching stop.
Pit bull mixThe red belly went quiet.
Golden retrieverStopped licking. The rust grew out.
French bulldogEars clean. No more head shaking.
Shepherd mixThe bald patch grew back in.
Give Bloom a real chance: 90 days. If your dog’s skin and coat don’t improve, email us and we’ll refund you in full. Keep the bottle. No questions asked.
About seventy percent of your dog’s skin is collagen. After about two years old, dogs stop making enough to keep up, so the skin barrier gets thin, allergens get through, and the immune system sounds the alarm. That’s the itch.
Bloom gives the body the collagen it’s built from (types I & III, from wild deep-sea cod), already broken into small peptides so it absorbs, plus hyaluronic acid to hold moisture in the skin.
Most orders arrive within five business days. Free shipping on 3+ bottles. Every order is covered by our 90-day money-back guarantee.
Bloom is a food supplement, not a drug. It’s cod only: no chicken, no beef, no pork, no fillers and no artificial additives. Many owners give it alongside what their dog already takes. If your dog is on prescription medication, a quick check with your vet is always a good idea.
Hydrolysed deep-sea cod collagen (types I & III), hyaluronic acid and glucosamine. That’s it.
Once a day, straight onto their food.
| Under 5 lbs | 1 ml |
| 5 – 15 lbs | 2 ml |
| 15 – 35 lbs | 3 ml |
| 35+ lbs | 4 ml |
More than one dog? Double the daily dose.
Every ingredient in Bloom is there for a reason. No chicken, no fillers, no mystery blends. Four ingredients from wild deep-sea cod, each one with a job, each at a meaningful dose.
Skin Structure
Skin Repair
Deep Hydration
Joint Comfort
100% deep-sea cod · zero chicken, beef or pork
Most dog skin supplements look the same on the shelf. But there are critical differences in what they’re made from and whether your dog can actually absorb them. Here’s why ours stands out:
Most dog collagen is chicken or bovine based. Ours is 100% wild deep-sea cod, so there’s no chicken anywhere in the formula.
Most chews are a whole protein the gut has to break down first, and most of it passes straight through. Bloom is already broken into small peptides in a liquid, so it gets used.
No pills to hide, no chews to refuse. A few drops on the food they already love. Picky seniors included.
Your dog’s comfort is the whole point. If Bloom doesn’t help within 90 days, you get every penny back and keep the bottle.
100,000+ Happy Dogs
Excellent 4.8 ★★★★★
I tried everything for Daisy’s skin. Four years of shampoos, food changes and vet visits, and she still scratched herself raw every night. I honestly felt like I was failing her. I started Bloom mostly out of desperation. By week three the scratching at night had calmed down, and by week six the bald patches on her sides were filling back in, soft instead of wiry. She looks like herself again. I wish I’d found it years ago.
I was so skeptical. Her paw licking was constant, you could hear it from the other room, and her belly was bright red. After three weeks the licking and chewing had calmed right down and her belly went from red to pink. Allergies were ruining her life and mine. This gave us hope again.
No more 2am scratching. I put it on his dinner at night and the difference is night and day. No more thumping leg against the bed frame, and I’m finally sleeping through too. I love that it’s just cod collagen, nothing else. Simple, and it actually works.
Ear infections every other month for two years. His ears were always red and smelled yeasty no matter how often I cleaned them. After two weeks on Bloom the smell went, and we haven’t had an infection in ten weeks. At his last checkup the vet asked what we’d changed.
I felt like the worst dog mom. Three different shampoos and a food change and she was still chewing her feet raw. About four weeks in, the pink staining between her toes started fading. Now she lets me touch her paws again. It sounds small, but it isn’t.
I was cleaning her ears every other day and they still smelled. By week five the smell was gone and the redness had calmed. She’s eight and fussy about food, but she doesn’t even notice it on her kibble. Wish I’d tried it before all those drops.
Real photos sent in by owners. Same dog, same spot, a few weeks apart.
Week 1 → Week 8. The redness and bumps that kept her up at night faded to calm, even skin.
Week 1 → Week 6. Rusty licking stains between the toes grew out white again.
Week 1 → Week 8. Angry red ear flaps settled to a healthy pale pink.
Bloom is simple. No pills to hide, no chews to refuse. Just a few drops on the food they already love, and give their skin the weeks it needs to rebuild.
of owners noticed less scratching after giving Bloom daily for 3+ weeks
saw less paw licking and chewing within the first course
would recommend Bloom to a friend with an itchy dog at home
prefer Bloom’s cod-only formula over the chicken-based chews they tried
Don’t see a difference within 90 days? We’ll refund you in full. Keep the bottle. No questions asked.
Based on 3,300+ reviews
Her paw licking dropped by half in 3 weeks. I was so skeptical. After 3 weeks the licking and chewing had calmed right down and her belly went from red to pink.
No more 2am scratching. I put it on his dinner at night and the difference is night and day. I love that it’s just cod collagen, nothing else.
I’d honestly run out of ideas. She’s a rescue pittie with the worst itching I’ve ever seen. Two bottles in and she’s sleeping instead of scratching.
Ear infections every other month. Now none in 10 weeks. His ears were always red and smelly. After two weeks the smell went. The vet asked what we changed.
My Lab turns his nose up at every supplement. I put the dropper on his kibble and he licks the bowl clean. His coat is softer than it’s been since he was a puppy.
Goes right on his food. No pill pockets, no wrestling him. He’s 12 and fussy and he eats it without noticing.
Four years of itching. Six weeks of this. Her coat is growing back over the bald patches and it comes in soft, not wiry. She finally looks like herself again.
I didn’t see much the first two weeks and nearly stopped. By week five the licking had clearly slowed down. Stick with it.
Three shampoos and a food change and she was still chewing her feet raw. About four weeks in the pink staining between her toes started fading.
We used to have an ear infection every couple of months. It’s been three months without one and I’m not cleaning them every other day anymore.
Every summer we’d be back at the vet with another hot spot and another cone. This year nothing so far, and the old patch on his hip has grown back in.
People at the park ask what I’m feeding her. Her coat was dull and flaky all winter. Now it’s glossy.
I was cleaning her ears every other day and they still smelled yeasty. By week five the smell was gone and the redness had calmed.
His belly was bright pink and bumpy. Now it’s pale and smooth. My husband noticed before I did.
My little one refuses anything new. She didn’t even notice it on her food. Less scratching at night too.
