13/04/2026
Recurring skin issues are one the most common reasons for dogs’ vet visits. But they often go unsolved because the root cause isn’t identified. So then overuse of antibacterials, steroids and other immune-suppressing drugs keep your dog in a cycle of sickness.
The liver processes everything you put on or in your dog. Antibiotics, flea and tick medicines, vaccines and other pharmaceuticals upset your dog’s digestive and immune systems … as well as harming elimination organs like the liver and the skin.
Your dog’s skin function integrates with his other organs. It communicates through systemic pathways, including the kidney, digestive, lymphatic and liver systems. The liver is the hub of your dog’s detoxification pathways.
But what does this mean for the skin?
If the liver function starts to become sluggish, you’ll quickly notice as the digestive system may be affected, alongside levels of certain hormones and yes, the skin. This is because your dogs skin, similar to the kidneys and liver, is known as an elimination organ.
When the liver becomes overtired it becomes unable to eliminate toxins. This means that other organs such as the kidneys and skin have to pick up the slack resulting in all those nasty impurities exiting the body via the epidermis. This can show up in the form of recurring:
1. Frequent hotspots
2. Skin eruptions and gunk
3. Excessive dryness
4. Excessive itching
These signs could point to your dogs system needing support. This includes the gastrointestinal tract, spleen, kidneys, and lymphatic system.
Our TLC: Liver Love contains a blend of herbs carefully chosen to support your dogs liver, kidneys and gallbladder, to help gently detox keep your pupper healthy and happy
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