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Adored Beast Yeasty Beast Topical Yeast Spray for Dogs – 60 mL

Adored Beast Yeasty Beast Topical Yeast Spray for Dogs – 60 mL

$29.99 CAD

Soothe Itchy Skin & Support a Healthy Skin Microbiome

Is your dog struggling with itchy, irritated skin associated with topical yeast? Yeasty Beast combines apple cider vinegar, witch hazel and soothing herbal tinctures to provide targeted topical support. This easy-to-use spray helps calm uncomfortable skin while supporting its natural defences.

Why Dog Owners Love Yeasty Beast

Soothes Itchy Skin Provides targeted relief for uncomfortable, irritated areas

Supports Yeast-Prone Skin Helps maintain healthier skin where topical yeast is a concern

Powerful Herbal Blend Features horsetail, hypericum, calendula, hydrastis and green tea

Easy Topical Application Spray directly onto the affected area without rinsing

Naturally Formulated Made with carefully selected herbs, witch hazel and apple cider vinegar

Long-Lasting Bottle Each 60 ml bottle provides approximately 480 sprays

Perfect For:

  • Itchy or uncomfortable skin associated with topical yeast
  • Yeast-prone paws, skin folds and localized areas
  • Supporting a healthy skin microbiome
  • Dogs needing targeted topical support
  • Use alongside a complete yeast-support protocol

How to Use: Test on a small area first to assess tolerance. Spray the affected area 2–3 times daily and allow the product to absorb. Try to prevent your dog from licking the area immediately after application.

Key Ingredients: Herbal tinctures of horsetail, hypericum, calendula, hydrastis and green tea in a base of witch hazel and apple cider vinegar.

Storage: Store at room temperature or refrigerate. The unopened product has a shelf life of approximately two years.

Cautions: For topical use only. Apple cider vinegar may sting, so do not apply to open cuts or wounds. Avoid the eyes and mouth. Safe use in pregnant animals or animals intended for breeding has not been established. Discontinue use and consult your veterinarian if your dog’s condition worsens or does not improve.

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