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Front view of Oh Norman Stop Effing Itching! dog supplement bottle and box with dropper, thistle flowers, and oil droplet
Actress Kaley Cuoco holding Stop Effing Itching! bottle and box; overlay 'How it works' lists uses including allergies and bug bites
'What's inside' graphic: Eyebright, Milk Thistle, Vitamin C, Nettle Root, reduces inflammation, supports skin/coat, relieves allergies
Kaley Cuoco holding a small white dog next to a bottle of Stop Effing Itching! supplement for dogs
Table of dropper doses by dog weight (0.25-1.0 dropper) and headline 'Shake bottle before use; use twice daily for 4-6 weeks'
Hand holding a dropper above a bottle labeled 'Stop Effing Itching!'
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Actress Kaley Cuoco in red sweater holding a small dog beside a red note titled A note from Kaley saying purchases support dog rescues

Stop Effing Itching!

$35.00

Created in partnership with Board Certified Veterinary Specialists to support overall skin and coat health to help your dog stop effing itching!

Every purchase gives back to rescues.

Made with natural ingredients.

Created in partnership with Board Certified Veterinary Specialists.

Active ingredients: 

Vitamin C (30 mg), Nettle Root Extract (25 mg), Milk Thistle (15 mg), Eyebright Extract (10 mg).

Inactive ingredients: 

Distilled Water, Glycerin, Potassium Sorbate, Xanthan Gum.

The earlier, the better. 

Just like vitamins and supplements for humans, starting a dog on supplements early is a great way to prevent imbalances later on.

Consistency is key. 

You can expect to see results in four to six weeks with continuous, regular use.

Dosage: 

We offer this recommended starting dosage by weight, to be taken twice daily. Other factors like age, constitution and activity level can affect how your dog metabolizes a supplement, so we encourage you to tweak the frequency or dosage until you find the sweet spot for your pup. 

Please contact your veterinarian with any concerns. 

Dog weight & dose amount (twice per day):

Up to 15 lbs: 0.25 dropper 

16-35 lbs:  0.25-0.5 dropper

36-50 lbs:  0.5-0.75 dropper

51-75 lbs:  0.75-1.0 dropper

75+ lbs: 1.0 dropper

1 dropper is equal to 1 ml of oil, the top measuring line on the dropper stem.

Shake before using:

It is totally normal to see natural sediment build up, especially in the bottom of the tincture and in the dropper tip. Just give it a good shake! 

Storage: 

Store in a cool, dry place. Keep sealed tight. This tincture is shelf-stable for up to 18 months.

For any questions, please reach out to help@ohnorman.com.

Dog receiving supplement from a dropper and drops added to food, banner reads Two ways to use and Shake bottle before use
Infographic showing two ways to use: shake bottle; mix drops into food or drop directly into dog’s mouth; use 4-6 weeks

Overall rating: 4.1056604 / 5 from 265 reviews.

AI Generated Review Summary

Stop Effing Itching! is a natural remedy for dog itching, featuring nettle root and milk thistle. Customers praise its high-quality ingredients and noticeable difference in reducing itching. While feedback on effectiveness varies, the product is well-regarded for its natural composition and positive impact on dogs' skin and coat.

Summary topics

  • Customer Service (2%): Customers keep praising the impeccable customer service provided by the company.
  • Natural Ingredients (5%): Customers expressed appreciation for the great and eco-friendly natural ingredients used in the product.
  • Noticeable Difference (9%): It was noted by customers that the product made a huge difference in reducing itching in their dogs.

Review topics: [shipping, packaging, customer service, problems, results, improvement, size, feels, dog, itch, difference, taste, coat, ingredients, pup, allergies, skin, licking, paws, help, drops, order, work, girl, feet, amount, puppy, reaction, calming product].

Review highlights

  • "Not only does our dog no longer itch all the time, she’s not stinky and her coat is super soft and shiny." — Aimee C.
  • "Really love this product, helped my dog tremendously." — Danielle B.
  • "Hands down, awesome company, products and customer service!!" — Brandi

Reviews

Dosage

"While I find the product to be helpful for my dog, the bottle is very small and doesn’t last very long. I have a large dog 103 pounds. I probably won’t be re-ordering since it doesn’t last long enough and therefore is not very cost-efficient. I try to do everything I can to support my dog. Hoping that the quantity in a bottle will be increased at some point."

— Melanie C. (4/5)

Great stuff

"I have probably six things on myself that I have tried none of them worked I bought this for my very anxious dog and it is fantastic I am a retired vet tech and it is one of the best products I've used"

— Lisa D. (5/5)

didn’t really work for my dog

"I tried putting it in his food. The first time I put too much and he threw it up. The next few times I put in the right amount, but it didn’t seem to change his itching habits at all."

— Edward H. (3/5)

"Its working, after years of my fur baby he is finally scratching less. His feet are finally getting white. Thank you"

— Sonia (4/5)

Stop effing itching

"I think stop effing itching is a good product but I hate that it has xanthan gum in the ingredients…. Unnecessary and bad!"

— Kayci M. (3/5)

Still New

"It's still early on using this, but definitely seems to have helped. If it's anything like Calm the EFF Down, then I have high hopes."

— Michael (5/5)

"So far so good! It’s only been a week and it seems to be getting better"

— Kevin (5/5)

Hard to open

"Recent purchase, I haven’t been able to open it. The dropper or the cab is quite difficult to open."

— myrna n. (1/5)

Itching

"Hasn't stopped from licking paws Iam on my second. Some feedback please"

— Debra F. (3/5)

Helping

"I think it is helping but my dog does still scratch quite a bit."

— Sandra C. (4/5)

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