Candor Skin & Itch — Daily Soft Chews for Dogs
- Supports normal skin and coat health
- Supports a healthy gut microbiome
- Helps maintain normal skin moisture and barrier function
- For dogs with occasional itching, licking and scratching
- Every ingredient and every amount printed on the jar
- One chew a day. Most dogs think it's a treat.
Most skin products work on the wrong end of the problem
Shampoos, wipes and sprays clean what's sitting on the coat, and the relief lasts about as long as the bath does. Candor works on the two things underneath.
It starts in the gutA settled microbiome is where a calm, well-supplied skin barrier begins.
The barrier rebuildsSkin needs raw material — fats it cannot make on its own — to hold moisture in.
The coat settlesLess reason to scratch, because the surface is no longer the only thing being treated.
Supports normal moisture, barrier function and a coat that looks like it is actually being fed.
Supports the digestive balance that skin health is built on — not just what sits on the surface.
For the scratching that starts at 2am — the part nobody warns you about when you get a dog.
Every ingredient. Every amount. Printed on the jar.
No proprietary blends. You can see exactly what is in each chew and exactly how much — because you should be able to compare it against anything else on the shelf.
Eight out of nine dog supplements list a "proprietary blend." That means the ingredients are named and the amounts are not. The label is true. It just doesn't tell you anything.
We print the amounts. Compare us to whatever you're using now.
| Active ingredient | Per chew |
|---|---|
| [Colostrum] | [___ mg] |
| [Fish oil — EPA/DHA] | [___ mg] |
| [Probiotic blend] | [___ CFU] |
| [___] | [___ mg] |
Candor compared to a typical dog skin supplement
| Candor | Typical | |
|---|---|---|
| Every active ingredient listed with its amount | ||
| No proprietary blends | ||
| Works on the gut, not just the surface | ||
| Dose scales with your dog's weight | ||
| Made in the USA to cGMP standards | ||
| Tells you to give it six weeks, not six days | ||
| 60-day guarantee with no return required | ||
| No claims it can't back |
How much to give
- 1 chewUp to 25 lbs · daily
- 2 chews26–75 lbs · daily
- 3 chewsOver 75 lbs · daily
Give with food. Whole or broken up. Give it six weeks — skin rebuilds slowly, and anything that seems to work in week one is usually just the season changing.
60 days. Send it back if it does nothing.
Skin takes time. We ask for six weeks before you judge it, and we give you sixty.
If your dog is no better, email us and we'll refund you in full. You don't need to ship the jar back — pouring it out is enough of a hassle already.
Questions
How long before I see anything?
Most of the change happens between weeks three and six. Skin turns over slowly, and a coat that has been inflamed for months does not settle in a week. Judge it at six weeks, not at six days.
My dog is picky. Will he eat it?
It's a soft chew, not a tablet. Most dogs take it as a treat. If yours doesn't, the guarantee covers it.
Can I give it alongside what my vet prescribed?
Talk to your vet first. That's not a legal hedge — they know your dog's history and we don't.
Is this instead of going to the vet?
No. Persistent itching can have causes that a supplement will not touch — fleas, mites, infection, a food allergy that needs an elimination diet. If your dog is losing hair, breaking the skin open, or getting worse, see a vet.
Why a chew instead of an oil or a powder?
Because you'll actually give it every day. Skin support only works if it's daily, and the format that gets used beats the format that sits in the cupboard.
How many chews are in a jar?
[___] chews — a 30-day supply for a dog up to 25 lbs.
Where is it made?
In the United States, in a facility manufacturing to cGMP standards.
What if it doesn't work?
Email us within 60 days and we refund you in full. Keep the jar.
This product is a supplement intended for dogs. It is not a medicine and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Always read the label and follow the directions for use. Consult your veterinarian before use if your dog is pregnant, nursing, taking medication, or has a diagnosed condition.