KODA OmniCare – Topical Therapy Spray

OmniCare is a naturopathic therapeutic spray designed to heal skin irritations, insect bites, cuts, scrapes and hot spots.  It is a combination of botanical, herb and spice extract that are brewed and then distilled.  These are combined with pharmaceutical grade oils known for their healing properties.

Designed from OmniCare’ famous cousin RediCare, the product perform the function of being a universal care therapy spray with almost endless multi-functions.  RediCare was designed as a sprayable lotion with many healing properties for both people and pets.  This crossover functionality is based on creating a thin lotion that lays on the skin offering a protective barrier to pathogens while also offering ayurvedic medicine healing therapies.  OmniCare is similar in that it is a spray.  The difference is that OmniCare is based on a sprayable extract that we developed called Ariane®.  Ariane® is an extract that is a combination of 14 herbs, botanicals and spices that are melded together that harmonize with a dog’s skin.  We add in ayurvedic oils and essential oils designed to act as therapy for all sorts of skin disorders, allergies and irritations.  The result is a fine mist product that lightly lies on and is absorbed into the skin.  It is ancient remedies and modern technology combines in a skin care therapy products that has multi-functionality.  The emphasis is on results and minimal invasion of the dog’s fear of being sprayed.

Here are some of the benefits of OmniCare.

• Heals Skin Disorders

• Quiets ‘Hot Spots’

• Antibacterial

• Anti-itch Treatment

• Anti-Fungal

• Heals Insect Bites

• Heals Scrapes

• Reduces Yeast Levels

• Anti-Inflammatory

• Refreshing Earthy Scent

Here is the Therapy Facts and Ingredient Deck for OmniCare

 Use:  Spray OmniCare on the dog directly to the hair and skin.  Avoid spraying around the eyes, nose and mouth.  For these areas, spray your hands and massage into the dog’s skin and hair avoiding contact with the eyes.  OmniCare is not harmful to the dog if ingested, but it is medicinal.