180g · 60 soft chews · 3g each
Scratch That™ - Dog Allergy & Itch Chews
For the dog that treats their own paws like a full-time job. The one whose ears have opinions about every spring. The one who communicates seasonal distress loudly, persistently, and at 2am.
Scratch That™ is a 12-active allergy support chew: quercetin, colostrum, a mushroom blend, salmon oil, and more. Every active and its exact amount is printed on the tub.
Less Licking
The paws, the floor, you
Quieter Ears
Less wax. Less drama. Less head shaking at 6am.
Daily Defense
Support before the season decides for you
Covered by our 30-day money-back guarantee.
Nora V.
My dog used to lick her paws every night. This has been easy to keep in the routine, and the nightly licking feels much less intense.
Daily Feeding Guide
What To Expect With Scratch That™
How to use it, what to look out for, and an honest timeline.
Directions for Use
Recommended daily serving by dog size.
Dog size
Daily amount
Under 25 lbs
1 soft chew daily
25–50 lbs
2 soft chews daily
50–75 lbs
2 soft chews daily
75–100 lbs
3 soft chews daily
Over 100 lbs
3 soft chews daily
Tip: Give with meals. Start at one chew for the first few days, then build to the full recommended amount.
Picky eater?
Your dog won’t eat it? Try this.
1. Warm it up
Five seconds in your hands can help boost the smell.
2. Crumble and mix
Break it into pieces and mix it into food.
3. Add something they love
Peanut butter, a favorite treat, whatever already gets the tail moving.
What to Look Out For
Give it a few weeks. Here is what owners tend to notice first.
Less paw licking Fewer of those late-night lick marathons
Less ear fuss Less wax, less head shaking, less of that
Skin that looks calmer Less redness, less visible irritation
Easier seasons Allergy season with less edge to it
What Changes and Roughly When
Seasonal skin support is not a switch. It is a build. The immune system takes time to shift. Here is the honest version of what that looks like.
Weeks One and Two
The quiet phase. Nothing visible yet for most owners. The actives are building. That is normal, and expected, and not a sign that it is not working.
Weeks Three to Four
Some owners start to notice the one that usually goes straight for the paws seems a little less focused on them. Ears look a bit cleaner. Skin seems less reactive after outdoor time. Others still notice nothing. Both are within the normal range.
Weeks Four to Eight
This is usually where it starts to show. Less scratching through the day. Fewer flare-ups. Calmer mornings. More comfortable nights. The dog seems more like themselves and less like a walking grievance.
Every dog is different. Give it 6–8 weeks and judge it on the real stuff: the paws, the ears, the sleep, the scratching.
The Season Does Not Wait For You To Be Ready.
By the time paws are raw and ears are doing that thing, the immune system is already reacting at full volume. For dogs with a known spring or fall pattern, starting Scratch That™ 4–6 weeks before the season hits is the smarter play. It gives the actives time to build before the load arrives.
For year-round environmental allergies, daily support is the whole point.
A routine, not a rescue.
Still Itchy. Still Stubborn. Still Yours.
Nobody buys an allergy chew because they enjoy supplement shopping. They buy it because they have already tried the diet change, the special shampoo, the wipes, the oatmeal bath, and the cone. And the one is still licking the same paw at midnight with the same amount of dedication.
Scratch That™ is not a prescription product or a rescue fix. Seasonally sensitive dogs still need routine support.
One job. Twelve actives. The doses are on the tub.
Most Allergy Chews Have One Answer.
The Problem Has Five Questions.
Every top-selling allergy chew leads with quercetin. Which is fine. Quercetin is in here too. But an allergic dog is not just dealing with histamine. They are dealing with a skin barrier that keeps losing, a gut that is quietly doing immune work, an immune system that forgot how to regulate itself, and a low-grade inflammatory response that never quite switches off. Addressing one of those at a high dose is not the same as addressing all five. Scratch That™ was built for all five.
Immune Regulation
Balancing the immune response so it reacts without overreacting
Normal Histamine Response
Helps support a measured seasonal response when environmental triggers are in the mix.
Skin Barrier Support
Helps support the skin barrier, so the outside world does not always get the final word.
Gut-Immune Connection
Because a large share of immune function runs through the gut
Normal Inflammatory Response Support
Supports the body’s normal inflammatory response, especially when seasonal triggers are part of the picture.
Apple Cider Vinegar (15mg) and Blueberry Powder (30mg) round out the antioxidant picture. Twelve actives total. All on the tub.
SHOP SCRATCH THAT™
INGREDIENT SCIENCE
Not In The Leading Formulas.
Built Into This One.
Neither of these appears in the two best-selling allergy chews. Both have published research. Both are in Scratch That™.
NOT IN THE TOP-SELLERS
100mg per chew (50mg Reishi + 50mg Turkey Tail)
IMMUNE MODULATION
Mushroom Blend (Reishi + Turkey Tail)
Two mushrooms. Two jobs. Reishi works on immune balance — helping the immune system react without overreacting. Turkey Tail works on the gut side of that picture, because the gut and the immune system are deeply connected, which is why allergic dogs and dogs with unpredictable stomachs so often come as a matched set.
NOT IN THE TOP-SELLERS
100mg per chew
IMMUNE + STRESS RESPONSE
Ashwagandha Root Extract
Stressed dogs flare harder. When stress hormones stay elevated, the immune system loses its ability to regulate itself — and a manageable itch becomes a full episode. Ashwagandha has been studied in dogs specifically for its effect on stress hormones, with statistically significant results. Most allergy formulas skip this entirely. This one does not.
INGREDIENT SCIENCE
What Else Is In The Tub?
Ten more actives. Real doses. Published research you can read yourself.
01
HISTAMINE RESPONSE SUPPORT
Quercetin Dihydrate
The histamine one. When seasonal triggers show up, the body’s histamine response can become part of the scratching-and-licking picture. Quercetin helps support a normal histamine response as part of a broader seasonal routine. Almost every allergy chew includes it because the evidence is solid. We do too, at 100mg, on the tub.
02
IMMUNE REGULATION
Colostrum
The immune one. Not the histamine one — the upstream one. Where quercetin works on the reaction itself, colostrum works on the immune system's tendency to overreact in the first place. Research in dogs has shown it supports immune function and helps the body respond to environmental triggers without going further than it needs to.
03
SKIN BARRIER SUPPORT
Salmon Oil
The skin one. Allergic dogs often have skin that is not great at keeping things out. Salmon oil’s omega-3 fatty acids help support skin barrier health and coat condition, especially when seasonal triggers are part of the picture. It also helps picky eaters act like the chew was not a negotiation.
04
HISTAMINE RESPONSE SUPPORT
Nettle Leaf Powder
The second histamine angle. Quercetin handles one part of the histamine response. Nettle handles a different part — it works earlier in the chain, before the full reaction gets going. The research in dogs is still developing, but holistic vets have used it for years and the mechanism evidence is solid. Two support angles can be more useful than building the whole formula around one ingredient.
05
Immune Function Support
Echinacea Purpurea Root
The calibration one. Echinacea is included to support normal immune function during seasonal stress. It is part of the broader immune-support side of the formula, helping round out the picture when environmental triggers are in play.
06
ANTIOXIDANT SUPPORT
Blueberry Powder
A supporting player, not the headline act. When the immune system runs hot for months — which is what allergy season looks like from the inside — it creates wear in skin tissue that makes the next flare worse than the last. Blueberry powder helps the body manage that wear. Real dose, real role, not a sprinkle on the label.
07
GUT-IMMUNE SUPPORT
Probiotic Blend
Dogs with seasonal skin issues and unpredictable stomachs often seem to show up as a matched set — not a coincidence. The gut and the immune system are deeply connected, and what lives in the gut affects how strongly the immune system decides to react. Five strains, 500 million CFU per chew. Lower than Born Gassy because digestion is not the job here — the gut side of the immune picture is.
Bacillus subtilis, Lactobacillus acidophilus, Lactobacillus fermentum, Bacillus Bifidum, Bacillus Licheniformis
08
Normal Inflammatory Response Support
Bromelain
The quiet one. Bromelain is an enzyme from pineapple included to support the body’s normal inflammatory response as part of the broader seasonal skin-support picture. It works alongside quercetin rather than duplicating it.
09
Normal Inflammatory Response Support
White Turmeric Root Extract
Not the same as standard turmeric. White turmeric root extract is a different plant with different active compounds, included to support the body’s normal inflammatory response through a different botanical pathway than the rest of the formula.
10
SKIN + COAT SUPPORT
Biotin
The structural one. Skin does not maintain itself. Biotin is a B-vitamin that supports the basic upkeep of skin cells and coat — the kind of maintenance that keeps the skin barrier working between flares, not just after they happen. A supporting active, but one that belongs in a formula where skin health is part of the point.
Compare The Labels
Same category, very different formulas. Here is what is actually inside, per chew.
| Ingredient | Scratch That™ | Chew A | Chew B |
|---|---|---|---|
| Quercetin | 100mg ✓ | 360mg ✓ | Present ✓ |
| Colostrum | 100mg ✓ | 340mg ✓ | Not listed × |
| Salmon / Omega Oil | 100mg ✓ | Not listed × | Present ✓ |
| Mushroom Blend | 100mg ✓ (Reishi + Turkey Tail) |
Turkey Tail only ✓ | Not listed × |
| Ashwagandha Root | 100mg ✓ | Not listed × | Not listed × |
| Probiotic Support | 500M CFU ✓ | Not listed × | Not listed × |
| Nettle Leaf | 50mg ✓ | Not listed × | Not listed × |
| Echinacea | 35mg ✓ | Not listed × | Not listed × |
| Bromelain | 5mg ✓ | Not listed × | Not listed × |
| Biotin | 30mcg ✓ | Not listed × | Not listed × |
Comparison based on publicly listed label information per chew.
Allergy Chews: Myth Vs. What's Actually True
A confusing category, made a little less confusing.
"Quercetin is the only thing that matters in a seasonal skin chew."
It matters a lot, and it is in here. But an allergic dog is dealing with more than one thing: an immune system that overreacts, a skin barrier that keeps losing, gut microbiome shifts, and low-grade inflammation that does not fully switch off between flares. One active at a high dose addresses one of those. Scratch That™ uses twelve actives across five distinct mechanisms.
"Seasonal discomfort means daily chews are overkill."
Seasonal discomfort is triggered seasonally. Immune system calibration is year-round. By the time discomfort starts, the immune response is already at full volume. Starting 4–6 weeks before the expected flare season gives the actives time to build before the load arrives. Daily support is how the formula works. Occasional use is not.
"If it scratches, it needs perscription."
Prescription options exist for a reason, and some dogs genuinely need them. For mild to moderate seasonal discomfort, many owners manage with environmental changes, diet, and daily immune-support routines. Scratch That™ is not a prescription replacement. It is a daily routine that is worth starting before the decision gets forced.
"All the itching is probably food sensitivity."
Food is one driver, and it is worth investigating. Environmental triggers like pollen, dust mites, mold, and grass are also extremely common, often seasonal, and frequently overlap with food sensitivity in the same dog. Scratch That™ is built for environmental allergy support. If food is the suspected main driver, an elimination diet trial with your vet is the right call first.
What Born Stubborn.™ Customers Are saying...
Bubba loves it.
Our Frenchie bubba was always paw licking and scratching and eyes running. Now not even 1 month of using pet lab and he's so much better. Even the tear stain is starting to lighten. Great product. Also he loves the taste he thinks it's a treat.
It does work
Took a couple of weeks, but we started seeing less paw licking and calmer-looking skin. Staying consistent has been key.
Easy to keep in the routine
Easy to give, and my dog had no problem taking it. It is hard to tell with seasonal stuff, but the routine has been simple to stick with.
Great product
Easy to give to both of my dogs, and they take it without a fight. Their seasonal skin routine feels much easier to stay on top of now.
Questions?
We'll Skip The Paperwork.
What does Scratch That™ actually do?
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It supports the immune system daily so it is less likely to go into full chaos mode every spring and fall. Twelve actives, five mechanisms: histamine response, immune regulation, skin barrier support, the gut-immune connection, and inflammation. It is not a prescription. It will not stop every flare. It is a daily routine that takes some of the edge off a problem most owners are already tired of managing.
Can I use it alongside other supplements or medications?
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Generally yes. If your dog is on prescription medication — Apoquel, Cytopoint, steroids — check with your vet before adding any supplement. Standard advice, not something specific to this formula.
What's in it, and how much?
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Quercetin Dihydrate (100mg), Colostrum (100mg), Mushroom Blend (100mg — 50mg Reishi, 50mg Turkey Tail), Salmon Oil (100mg), Ashwagandha Root Extract (100mg), Probiotic Blend (500M CFU — 5 strains), Nettle Leaf Powder (50mg), Echinacea Purpurea Root (35mg), Blueberry Powder (30mg), White Turmeric Root Extract (15mg), Apple Cider Vinegar (15mg), Bromelain (5mg), Biotin (30mcg), Vitamin C (40 IU), Vitamin E (35 IU). All of it is on the tub.
Can puppies or senior dogs have it?
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Senior dogs, absolutely. For puppies under 12 months, check with your vet first.
How long until I see a difference?
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The first couple of weeks are usually quiet. That is normal. The immune system does not flip like a switch. Most owners who notice changes see them around weeks three to eight: less focus on the paws, calmer ears, less visible redness after outdoor time. Give it 6–8 weeks and judge it on the real stuff.
Does this replace my vet?
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It does not, and it should not try to. If there is a serious allergy diagnosis, an active infection, significant hair loss, or an existing prescription treatment in play, keep working with your vet. Scratch That™ is daily support. Not a medical treatment.
What if my dog has open sores, bleeding, hot spots, or raw skin?
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Scratch That™ is for everyday seasonal skin and itch support. If your dog has open sores, bleeding, hot spots, swelling, severe redness, pain, or skin that is getting worse, check with your vet before using any supplement.
What if my dog has ear odor, discharge, or constant head shaking?
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Everyday ear fuss can happen during seasonal discomfort, but odor, discharge, pain, swelling, or constant head shaking can point to something that needs a vet. Scratch That™ is not a replacement for diagnosis or treatment.
When should I start giving it?
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For seasonal allergies, 4–6 weeks before the expected flare season is the better play. For year-round or environmental allergies, daily use is the point. Start whenever.
Will mine actually eat it?
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The formula is soft and naturally flavored. Most treat it like a treat. If not: warm it up, crumble it into food, or add something they already love. The picky eater section above covers it.
How many chews does mine need?
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Under 25 lbs: 1 chew daily. 25–75 lbs: 2 chews daily. 75 lbs and over: 3 chews daily. Give with meals.
Where is it made?
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Made in the USA under GMP standards. The manufacturer has 30 years of experience. That is printed on the tub too.
Can I use it alongside other supplements or medications?
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Generally yes. If your dog is on prescription medication — Apoquel, Cytopoint, steroids — check with your vet before adding any supplement. Standard advice, not something specific to this formula.
Can puppies or senior dogs have it?
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Senior dogs, absolutely. For puppies under 12 months, check with your vet first.
Does this replace my vet?
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It does not, and it should not try to. If there is a serious allergy diagnosis, an active infection, significant hair loss, or an existing prescription treatment in play, keep working with your vet. Scratch That™ is daily support. Not a medical treatment.
What if my dog has ear odor, discharge, or constant head shaking?
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Everyday ear fuss can happen during seasonal discomfort, but odor, discharge, pain, swelling, or constant head shaking can point to something that needs a vet. Scratch That™ is not a replacement for diagnosis or treatment.
Will mine actually eat it?
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The formula is soft and naturally flavored. Most treat it like a treat. If not: warm it up, crumble it into food, or add something they already love. The picky eater section above covers it.
Where is it made?
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Made in the USA under GMP standards. The manufacturer has 30 years of experience. That is printed on the tub too.