Healthy Skin Combo for Dogs | Bakson Veterinary

Simbites – Chicken Rice with Veggies Wet Food:
Premium Chicken, Pumpkin, Carrot, Rice, Coconut Oil, Rosemary and Fennel.

Derm Aid Drops:
Apis mellifica 30x, Arsenicum album 30x, Rhus toxicodendron 30x and Urtica urens 30x.

Store both products in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight, excessive heat, moisture and strong odours.

Once the Simbites pouch is opened, refrigerate the unused portion immediately and use it promptly. Do not freeze after opening. Keep the Derm Aid Drops bottle tightly closed after every use.

Shake the Derm Aid bottle well before administration.

For veterinary use only. Not for human consumption. Keep out of reach of children.

Use Derm Aid Drops under the guidance of a qualified veterinarian. This combo provides supportive care and should not replace diagnostic testing, prescribed medicines, parasite control or treatment recommended by a veterinarian.

Discontinue use and consult a veterinarian if irritation worsens. Seek veterinary attention if your dog has severe itching, open wounds, bleeding, swelling, discharge, widespread hair loss, persistent skin odour, fever, lethargy or loss of appetite.

Simbites Chicken Rice with Veggies Wet Food – 150 g

Serve directly from the pouch at room temperature as a complete meal or mix with your dog’s regular food.

• Dogs weighing 7–15 kg: 1 pouch per meal
• Dogs weighing 15–30 kg: 3 pouches per meal
• Dogs weighing 30–45 kg: 4 pouches per meal
• Dogs weighing above 45 kg: 5–6 pouches per meal

Adjust the feeding quantity according to your dog’s age, breed, activity level, health and overall nutritional requirements. Introduce dietary changes gradually and always provide fresh drinking water.

Derm Aid Drops

For dogs and other small animals, administer 10–15 drops three times daily.

The drops may be administered directly into the mouth or mixed with a small quantity of clean water. Continue for 10–15 days or use for the duration recommended by a veterinarian.

Shake well before use. Do not exceed the recommended dosage unless advised by a qualified veterinarian.