• "She finally stopped chewing her paws" · Sarah M.
  • "No more ear infections since week 4" · Tanya G.
  • "We both sleep through the night now" · James D.
  • "His red belly is gone" · Priya R.
  • "Calmest her skin has been in years" · Megan T.
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Bloom Triple Collagen - Mother's Day Special

Bloom Triple Collagen - Mother's Day Special

Less scratching
Less paw licking & chewing
Calmer hot spots & raw patches
Less yeasty smell
More comfortable ears
Healthier-looking coat
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Questions before you start?

Here are the answers owners ask most.

What it is. Liquid marine collagen for dogs with chronic skin trouble. Types I and III from deep-sea cod, with hyaluronic acid and glucosamine.

Why it’s different. Most treatments suppress the itch signal while the skin barrier stays broken. Bloom gives the body what it needs to support that barrier.

What it isn’t. Bloom supports the skin’s structure. It isn’t a treatment for fleas, mange, or a diagnosed infection. If that is the cause, treat that first.

That’s the most common thing we hear, and there’s usually a reason for it.

Most dog collagen is Type II, which is associated with cartilage. Skin is built from Types I and III. Chews are also baked to hold their shape, while powders may pass through quickly.

Bloom is Types I and III, liquid, and never heated. Check the back of the last tub you bought to compare.

Who it’s for. Dogs whose itching keeps coming back no matter what you switch — scratching, paw licking, recurring ear flare-ups, hot spots, or a thinning coat.

The honest answer. No supplement works for every dog. Bloom offers a 90-day, full-refund guarantee so you have time to complete a course before deciding.

Week 2. Flaking may ease first. Part the fur along the spine near the tail and look at the skin, not the coat.

Weeks 3 to 5. Evening licking may shorten. Weeks 6 to 8. Hot spots may close rather than clear. Weeks 9 to 11. Coat regrowth may begin.

Twelve weeks is one full course, which is why the guarantee runs 90 days and not 30.

It’s food, not a drug. Bloom is a marine protein broken into peptides. Any change to a prescription is a conversation with your vet, on their timetable.

Bloom is sourced from deep-sea cod, with no chicken, beef, or pork.

Once a day, on their food. Pour the dose onto whatever they already eat. No pills, no mixing, and no transition period.

Under 5 lbs1 ml/day5 to 15 lbs2 ml/day15 to 35 lbs3 ml/day35+ lbs4 ml/day

More than one dog? Double the daily dose.

Shipping. Free on the 3-bottle course, free express on the 5-bottle course. Most orders arrive within five business days.

Returns. 90 days, full refund, keep the bottle.

Questions. Email hello@bloompet.co and a real person replies within 24 hours.

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      Dog with irritated skin before and after Bloom Triple Collagen
      The skin barrier matters

      A better way to understand the problem

      Why nothing has worked — and why this is different.

      It’s not just an allergy problem.

      It’s a skin barrier problem.

      Your dog’s skin is a wall that keeps allergens out. When that wall breaks down, everything gets through — pollen, dust, grass, food proteins — and the itching never stops.

      Medicated shampoos, the food switch, the fish oil, the allergy chews, the vet meds — none of them support the underlying skin structure.

      That’s the trap: everything you keep buying calms the itch but doesn’t rebuild the wall underneath. So it comes back. Every time.

      The frustrating cycle

      TRY. HOPE. FAIL. REPEAT.

      01

      So we built a supplement that rebuilds the skin barrier itself — not just quiets the itch.

      The science behind the cycle

      Here’s what’s actually happening inside the skin.

      Think of your dog’s skin like a brick wall.

      About 70% of what holds it up is collagen — the structural protein the body keeps making to replace what gets worn down. When the body falls behind, the wall starts coming apart, cracks form, and allergens slip through.

      And every scratch, lick, and chew can make the cycle harder to break:

      1. 01 Every scratch shears more collagen out of the wall.
      2. 02 Every lick wears it thinner.
      3. 03 Every chew rips the surface back open before it can heal.

      The way forward is to give the body what it needs to help rebuild the wall — not just quiet the alarm.

      THE SKIN BARRIER STRUCTURE MATTERS
      Healthy barrier
      Strong structure helps keep irritants out.
      When collagen falls behind
      Cracks create openings for irritants to get through.
      Bloom Triple Collagen bottle4/4 formula check

      Read the label, not the promise

      Four things to check before you buy any collagen.

      Ours or anyone else’s. What matters is what is actually in the bottle and how it fits your dog’s routine.

      1. 01

        Types I and III

        Confirm the collagen types and the product’s intended skin-and-coat positioning.

      2. 02

        Hyaluronic acid alongside it

        Bloom combines collagen with hyaluronic acid in the same daily formula.

      3. 03

        Hydrolysed and liquid

        A simple liquid format makes daily serving straightforward.

      4. 04

        Marine sourced

        Bloom is sourced from deep-sea cod, with no chicken, beef, or pork in the formula.

      The Bloom standardBloom is four for four.
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      Sound familiar?

      You’ve tried most of these. Here’s why they didn’t last.

      Different approaches act on different parts of the problem. The difference is what they leave behind.

      01Focus

      What it acts on

      MedicationsThe itch signal
      ShampoosThe skin surface
      Diets & chewsOne possible trigger
      BloomThe barrier itself
      02Consistency

      How long relief lasts

      MedicationsUntil you stop
      ShampoosA day or two
      Diets & chewsAbout two weeks
      BloomBuilds over 12 weeks
      03Value

      What it costs

      Medications$80 to $250 a month
      Shampoos$20 to $60 a month
      Diets & chews$30 to $96 a month
      BloomAbout 84¢ a day
      04Routine

      What it takes daily

      MedicationsPills or injections
      ShampoosA fight every time
      Diets & chewsA full transition
      BloomPour it on their food
      05The difference

      Rebuilds the skin barrier

      Medications
      Shampoos
      Diets & chews
      Bloom

      Not another temporary fix.

      A better place to start.
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      Try it risk free for 90 days. Keep the bottle.

      The Bloom progress roadmap

      What actually happens, week by week.

      Some owners notice changes in the first week. Most see the clearest shift between weeks 3 and 5.

      12 weeksto build consistency
      1 daily doseon their usual food
      1. 01
        Weeks 1–2Start steady

        Nothing visible yet

        He eats it without noticing. This is where most people give up — and it’s four weeks too early. The barrier took years to thin; it doesn’t close in a fortnight.

      2. 02
        Week 2First signal

        Flaking usually eases first

        Part the fur along his spine near the tail and look at the skin, not the coat. This is the earliest change you can actually see.

      3. 03
        Weeks 3–5Most noticed

        The evening licking shortens

        Night scratching starts dropping. Most owners notice this one without looking for it — usually because they stop waking up.

      4. 04
        Weeks 6–8Stays calmer

        Hot spots close instead of clearing

        The difference between closing and clearing is whether it comes back somewhere new three weeks later.

      5. 05
        Weeks 9–11Visible growth

        Coat regrowth begins

        Short and slightly darker at first. Hair grows out of follicles that sit in the skin, so the skin has to be calm first — which is why coat is always last.

      6. 06
        Week 12+Consolidation

        The barrier holds

        The barrier holds through the season rather than thinning again as soon as you stop.

      Consistency is the treatment. Give the barrier time to catch up.

      Try it with confidence

      Try Bloom risk-free for 90 days.

      Start your dog on Bloom Triple Collagen today and give the skin barrier time to rebuild.

      See how your dog responds.

      Watch for the small changes first — less scratching, calmer skin, quieter nights.

      Decide in your own time.

      Contact us whenever you want. If Bloom isn’t right for you, email us for your money back within 24 hours.

      Less than 1% of customers return Bloom. Stop gambling on products that don’t work. This one lets you prove it first.

      Order now. You’re covered for 90 days.

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      A simpler daily routine for the dog you want to keep comfortable.

      Real owners. Real dogs.

      What changed, in their words.

      The moments owners remember are usually the quiet ones: fewer interruptions, calmer skin, and better nights.

      ★★★★★Verified buyer

      He’s stopped chewing his paws raw.

      Rust-brown up to the ankle and raw between the toes, plus a cone every time it got infected. Around week four the stain started fading. By week nine I realised I’d slept through the night.
      Danielle R.Labrador, 6
      ★★★★★Verified buyer

      No more ear infections since week four.

      Four rounds of antibiotics in one year for the same ear. The smell, the head shaking, the gunk. We’re six months in and I haven’t booked a fifth.
      Marie T.Cocker Spaniel, 8
      ★★★★★Verified buyer

      The hot spots closed and the coat came back.

      A bald patch at the base of her tail I could cover with my hand. Week seven there was fuzz on it. By week twelve you couldn’t find where it had been.
      Susan K.Golden Retriever, 9
      Small changes add up