F.A.D Flea Allergy Dermatitis

F.A.D (Flea Allergic Dermatitis) comes in a liquid form, as we find this is the easiest way to administer to animals. It can be put straight into the mouth of the animal, making sure not to contaminate the dripper. You can do this by adding the drops to a teaspoon, lifting the lip, and place in the mouth. But we realise this is not always an option. So you can add the drops to their food.

Dosage: 4 drops into the mouth, food, or water 3 times daily for up to 5 days.

How long will a 25ml bottle last: (based on 5 days as 1 course)

Cats and dogs: 12.5 courses per bottle

All instructions are on the bottle.

General Disclaimer: Our remedies are designed to support the natural immune system of your pet and animal. We do not claim to treat, medicate or cure any health conditions. If you are worried about your pet or feel they are in pain or suffering, don't hesitate to get in touch with your veterinarian.

Homeopathic ingredients:

Pulex, Ctent, Graphities and Mezerium

Preserved in a mild alcohol base.  Alcohol / Spring water.  If you are worried about the alcohol content, you can put the remedy in warm to hot water to start with, this will burn off the alcohol content.

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• ★★★★★

  F.A.D Flea allergy Dermatitis

  Very happy, both our wee girls are on it and Coco has stopped licking/chewing her paws and they are both scratching less. The dermatitis is certainly clearing up. This is the third time I have used Natural Pet remedies on our dogs and as usual they have worked a treat. I cannot fault the service from you guys either so thank you, you have always been so helpful for the times I have called for advice.

  Posted: 2024-07-28 by Glenn Scott
• ★★★★★

  It works

  I have difficulty getting the cat to take the stuff in food because of the alcohol - I have to mix it in very hot water then add that to the food. However it has definitely made a difference as far as the F.A.D. goes - vastly better than steroids

  Posted: 2024-04-16 by Cherie Thurston
• ★★★★★

  Better than steroids!

  My elderly cat has had chronic issue with flea allergy. Steroids were giving her terrible side effects. She is doing better with Flea Allergy Dermatitis remedy than she did on steriods - no nasty side effects!

  Posted: 2023-07-02 by Deborah Barton
• ★★★★★

  Very Helpful

  My little cat had recently developed a bald strip down the center of her back which I felt was stress related due to nearby groundworks. The Drama Queen remedy completely eased her stress but her back was still not right so I tried F.A.D along with Jumpies and it has totally relieved the problem. Her fur has grown back and she is even more calm! Wonderful.

  Posted: 2022-06-06 by Christine Green
• ★★★★★

  Remedies that work

  Have been giving our elderly cat a number of Natural Pet homeopathic remedies for some time now. Kidney disease and movement issues. Now trying FAD for flea bite allergy and dermatitis. We like the natural products and he (the puss) certainly benefits from them. Good service from Natural Pet too.

  Posted: 2022-01-30 by Peter Stickings
• ★★★★★

  Stops the itching...

  My dog had chewed quite a large patch of hair off his rump and it looked inflamed and sore. I gave him the drops and within about 30 minutes he had left it alone and didn't bother with it again. Within about a week or so the hair started to grow back. I've used it again this summer and he hasn't started chewing at all. Yay!

  Posted: 2021-12-29 by Vee Bee
• ★★★★★

  Further to that review...

  For some reason the word rump has been deleted from the review, so I'll just clarify... the spot he chewed was on his back just above his hip which is a common symptom/area for flea allergy dermatitis apparently. Thanks again...

  Posted: 2021-01-29 by Vee
• ★★★★★

  Brilliant result

  Paulette was able to diagnose a flea allergy from an email and photo I sent of my dog, who had chewed all the hair off one part of his rump. I ordered the remedy and within an hour of taking the first dose he stopped worrying at it. Three days later he had left it completely alone, stopped scratching and gnawing at it and after about 10 days the hair started to grow back. I'm so relieved that I didn't need to dose him with steroids and am happy with the results (as is he!) Am continuing to use it along with Jumpies so will see how we go for the rest of the summer. Thanks so much :)

  Posted: 2021-01-29 by Vee Bee
• ★★★★★

  Cat presented with swollen bottom lip, and inflammation (scabbing) on hind legs.

  One of my cats presented with a swollen bottom lip (presenting a pouty appearance) with my personal veterinary nursing experience and animal husbandry knowledge, I researched what could be the possible causes. Discovering also inflammation of the skin on the back of her legs also - leading me to believe she was suffering from Eosinophilic Granuloma Complex. Understanding the relation between these for an allergic response. I decided to trial a homeopathic remedy before resorting to possible treatment with steroids (I have had this occur with my previous cat). After 2 days on F.A.D - I noticed her swollen lip reducing and continued on for another 2 days - she ate this mixed with some wet food. Checking her daily, one of her thighs is fully healed with no sign of any scabs or inflammation, whilst the other (presented) with thicker scabs has been reduced. I stopped after 4 days - but am going to repeat after a week's rest. I am impressed with the results thus far. But also wish to note that if she continued to present with no results after 3 days on this remedy, I would have sought veterinary advice.

  Posted: 2019-12-18 by Jaimee
• ★★★

  F.A.D.

  It’s a bit hard to say really. All the areas of skin that were patchy, cleared up but I found another big patch at the back of the neck. I hadn’t seen it earlier so shaved all the fur off and it is taking a while to clear. She didn’t enjoy me giving it to her but then that’s not surprising at all. She is still grooming a lot.

  Posted: 2023-09-06 by Sue Kerr

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