Soap, liquid shampoo, or a natural shampoo bar — what's actually in each one, and which is the right choice for bathing your dog without damaging their skin.
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The Dermagic System
A selection of customer reviews of Dermagic products — Black Skin Disease, hot spots, flea dermatitis, and allergies in dogs and cats, in customers' own words.
The DERMagic Feline Rosemary Shampoo Bar — organic, tea-tree-free, and preservative-free because it contains no water. Why a solid bar makes bathing a cat easier than a bottle.
What sulphur actually is, what it does to skin, and what the evidence does and does not support — plus why sulphates, SLS and sulpha drugs are three unrelated things.
We used to say dog skin has one layer and is three times thinner than yours. It isn't true, and we have withdrawn it. Here is the honest case for a dog-specific shampoo.
Dermagic Feline Skin Rescue Lotion — an emollient for dry, flaking, irritated cat skin. What's in it, what each ingredient does, and what it cannot do.
Gus had a thyroid problem, allergies, hair loss and darkening skin. His owner Angela's account — and an honest look at what the case does and doesn't prove.
A five-year-old Pomeranian with full Black Skin Disease — bald, lethargic, hopeless. Six months on the Dermagic system later, full coat and full life back.
Step-by-step on using DERMagic Skin Rescue Lotion for Black Skin Disease (Alopecia X) — bathing, application, timing, and what to expect.
The top signs of Malassezia yeast overgrowth in dogs — what to look for, how to get it confirmed with cytology, and why topical treatment is first-line.
Gunner lost his hair and his skin darkened after a 2011 surgical clip. What post-clipping alopecia is, what happened over four months, and what topical care really does.
Hot spots on dogs — what triggers them, why they spread so quickly, when it needs a vet, and how to look after a straightforward one at home.