Neem Powder refill (100g)

Hundapoteket's Neem Powder Refill contains the same pure and natural composition as the original – but in a larger package, perfect for continuous use. The powder is developed to care for skin and coat in both temporary and recurring skin problems, as well as a preventative support during periods with a lot of outdoor activity.

White clay (kaolin) has a mild cleansing effect and absorbs moisture, dirt, and microorganisms without disturbing the skin's natural balance. Neem leaf powder has a long tradition in Ayurvedic use and is rich in natural substances that soothe irritated skin, relieve itching, and contribute to natural protection in the coat.

Neem powder can be used directly on the coat, between paw pads for itchy paws, or on resting places to create a comfortable and dry environment. The product is gentle enough to be used daily as needed and is suitable for all animals, all ages, and all coat types.

🦴 Specifications
✅ Use: Skin and coat care for itching, moisture, and irritation
✅ Content: White clay (kaolin), organic neem powder (Azadirachta indica)
✅ Consistency: Finely ground powder
✅ Net weight: 100 g
✅ Packaging: Refill bag
✅ Other: Also available in a bottle of 50 g

Instructions for use
Pour a little powder into your hand, dip a cotton ball in the powder or use your hands to massage into the skin and coat. The treatment can be repeated several times daily as needed.

For itchy paws, massage the powder onto, around, and between paw pads, toes, and claws.
For irritated or itchy skin areas, apply a generous layer and let it work.
Indoors, the powder can be sprinkled on resting places 1-2 times per week.
Before outdoor stays, the coat can be brushed through with powder daily.

📌 Please note
Neem powder is a natural skin and coat support and does not replace veterinary care for severe or long-term skin problems. On very dark coats, the powder may give a temporary white, dandruff-like appearance that disappears when the powder is brushed or massaged in. The powder does not cause permanent stains, but sensitive textiles should be protected. In case of uncertainty or illness, a veterinarian should always be contacted.