Going mutts with irritated, itchy skin? Hounded by pawfully annoying bugs? You need HERDD soothe + protect!

Protect your HERDD & maintain healthy skin with our naturally effective formula that nourishes, heals & soothes skin.

Once you have HERDD soothe & protect in your cabinet, you won’t look back…

An ‘everything’ balm made in NZ with the highest quality Essential Oils & ingredients, using a unique trade secret formulation 💌

🩹 Actives Neem & Vitamin E

🩹 Trade secret formulation, in an animal friendly smear-on balm: You won’t find anything quite like this

🩹 NZ made with highest quality Essential Oils & ALL natural ingredients

🩹 Naturally fragranced with lemon myrtle

🩹 For animals sensitive to sprays or aerosols {ideal for faces}

🩹 Soothe, cleanse & moisturise itchy, bitten, dry or irritated skin with Vitamin E & healing oils

🩹 Help deter insects, flies, fleas & ticks with nature’s Neem seed

🩹 Purposefully chosen ingredients to provide anti-inflammatory, anti-itch, antifungal, antiseptic & antihistamine properties

🩹 All in a home compostable package & a big 125g stick!

How to use:

• Smear over the coat, skin or paws {you can even use it on your dry skin}

• Apply generously or target specific areas as often as required

• Reapply every few hours for best insect protection results

• For horses, also use as a plaiting wax to tame manes & tails

• Keep out of eyes & discontinue if irritation occurs {external use only}

• Oily residue is expected - you can wipe it off but we recommend leaving it to provide a soothing barrier

Effective for:

• Minor bites, cuts, chafing or bruising

• Itchy skin & rashes

• Mild dermatitis or atopy

• Dry & flaky skin or paw-pads

• Sun burnt skin

• Bee stings (Neem, a natural antihistamine)

• Healing balm for insect, tick or flea bites

• Deterring annoying insects  

• Managing fungal skin infections {heal & then protect skin from reoccurrence}

• Managing ‘mud fever’ in horses {apply at the earliest sign & use long term as a barrier}

• Plaiting wax

Topical application. If skin symptoms persist, seek advice from a Vet.