OUR INGREDIENTS

Methi- Mighty Multi Tasker

(Fenugreek, Trigonella Foenum-Graecum)

Fenugreek leaves are widely used in Indian cooking. But the seeds are packed with healthy nutrients as well. These include folic acid, Vitamins A, K, and C, Protein and Nicotinic acid.

Besides being beneficial for several illnesses like diabetes and arthritis, fenugreek seeds have elixir like effects on lacklustre fur. Existing issues of dandruff and shedding are alleviated and the high lecithin levels boost fur growth too.

These little busybodies can also help keep nasty bugs away from your pets through their natural repellent quality.

Pyaaj – Sulphurous supersaver

(Onion, Allium Cepa)

The onion is such an integral part of our daily menu that it’s therapeutic properties are often overlooked. The dreaded pungent smell of onions is due to the presence of Sulphur containing compounds. Besides giving your tear glands a good workout, this is linked to anti- cancerous, anti- inflammatory as well as anti- asthmatic benefits.

Applying onion juice on your scalp will not only ensure social distancing 😉, but also reduce premature greying, alopecia and skin infections.

Fortunately in our products we use an optimal blend of other natural essences to ensure our furry friends smell as good as they look.

Amla -Detoxifying Dynamo

(Indian gooseberry, Phyllanthus Emblica)

This sour fruit is the richest source of Vitamin C and has powerful anti ageing properties. It’s application is known to stimulate hair follicles and stimulate fur regeneration. Regular use of amla can make fur smoother and shinier.

Because every dog is a pup at heart, and their fur should stay young too.

Kalonji – Black beautifier

(Nigella seeds, Nigella Sativa)

These tiny, black seeds are packed with powerful anti oxidants and potent compounds. These include thymoquinone that can help reduce inflammation of hair follicles and the resultant fur loss. They also contain natural antihistamines like ngellone that could help with eczema and allergies.

These little seeds bring in big benefits for pets with eczema and skin issues.

Jaswand flowers- flower power

(Gudhal, Hibiscus Rosa-Sinensis)

This pretty flowering plant has the moniker ‘Botox plant’ because of it’s incredible anti-ageing benefits for skin and fur. It has high levels of a sticky substance called mucilage which helps plants store water and food. This acts as a hydrating, natural conditioner for fur.

This flower can help your pet’s coat shine with never seen before sheen.

Kadi patta – Mane messiah

(Curry leaves, Murraya Koenigii)

The humble curry leaf can solve most fur and coat issues including shedding, dandruff, dryness and frizziness. They are high in protein, anti oxidants and have anti fungal, anti inflammatory and anti bacterial properties.

Your pet’s fur will thank you for introducing it to this benevolent leaf.

Aloe Vera – Skin Saviour

(Aloe barbadensis miller)

Aloe Vera more than lives up to its reputation as a ‘wonder plant’. It contains proteolytic enzymes which repairs dead cells and increases blood circulation to the skin. It also reduces itchiness, inflammation and dandruff. The high vitamin and collagen content helps repair damage to coat or fur strands as well.

It doesn’t take a miracle to restore your pet’s glorious mane, just a miraculous herb.

Karanja Beej – incredible insecticide

(Pongamia Glabra Seed)

The oil of this seed is remarkable for not only having effective insecticidal properties but at the same time being therapeutic for skin. It can be used to treat psoriasis, skin ulcers, dandruff and eczema. It is effective in treating ageing, cracked skin of your beloved veteran pet.

Tough on pests, great for pets.

Giloy – Protective panacea

(Tinospora cordifolia)

Giloy is also called Amrita or root of immortality because of its versatile healing and protective qualities. It helps improve several chronic digestive disorders, asthma, arthritis, as well as regulate diabetes. Giloy can also help speed up skin tissue healing for pets who have slow healing cuts or bruises.

Did you know that animals can have Dosha imbalances too? (Now you know why Bruno has been so gassy lately) This can lead to health and skin issues. Giloy can help balance these out beautifully.

Gokshur – Herbaceous healer

(Tribulus terrestris)

The roots of the tribulus shrub is one of the ten potent roots used in the Dasamoola churna. This herb offers effective remedies for many health conditions, including those related to the bones, joints, lungs and nerves.

Application of paste of tribulus fruit is shown to accelerate the healing process of wounds inflicted by flea and tick bites upon animal skin.

Because we hate seeing our 4 legged friends in pain as much as you do.

Yashtimadhu – sweet soother

(Liquorice)

It contains bio active compounds like glycyrrhizin and liquiritigenin which have anti inflammatory and anti bacterial properties. Liquorice can also help enhance digestion and heal related skin ailments. It has been used to benefit animals with eczema, psoriasis, redness, rashes and dry skin.

The benefits of this root are even sweeter than its taste.

Triphala – Balance Booster

(Amla, Bibhitaki and Haritaki)

This ancient herbal remedy is made of three medicinal plants that is Indian gooseberry, Bibhitaki and Haritaki. This blend is thought to heal and balance out all three doshas (Vata, Pita and Kapha). This leads to optimal health of body, skin and fur. Usage of Triphala can also fight fungal infections, drug resistant bacteria, sores and gingivitis leading to healthier skin and fur. It also helps protect skin cells and rebuild skin protein leading to quicker healing of wounds.

So that your little tyke can get back to his playful tricks at the earliest.

Dhatura (purified) – powerful painkiller

(Datura stramonium)

Though notorious for its toxicity, the Dhatura plant offers umpteen health benefits when its toxic elements are removed during extraction. It has adaptogenic, sedative and hypnotic qualities which help in pain relief, reducing anxiety as well as depression.

Dhatura also has anti viral, anti bacterial and anti fungal properties. This is doubly useful to prevent infection of wounds and also speed up healing. Using Dhatura juice on the skin is known to increase blood circulation and stimulate growth of hair follicles. This can reduce fur shedding substantially too.

Don’t go by the deadly reputation, this plant can give your pet’s skin new life.

Neem – potent purifier

(Azadirachta Indica)

Neem is an undisputed power herb which has about 130 types of bioactive compounds. It is known for its blood purifying properties which helps reduce toxins in the blood. It is a very effective and non toxic pesticide and insect repellant which can offer protection against fleas and ticks. Neem also offers relief from itching, ringworm infections, chafing and atopic dermatitis.

This bitter plant offers sweet benefits to your pet.

Karpura – Calming cooler

(Cinnamomum Camphora Bark)

Camphor can be used topically to soothe pain, itching and inflammation due to insect bites or skin issues. It also has antispasmodic and relaxant properties which can relieve aching and sore limbs. Products using camphor have been traditionally used for reducing chest congestion, for example vapour rubs.

Works as a natural insect repellent so that when you cuddle your pooch you don’t have to look out for nasty mites.

Deodhar – Fur fixer

(Cedar wood, Cedrus Deodara wood)

Helps balance oil- producing glands, which reduces shedding and promotes fur growth. It is a naturally derived insecticide that removes entire life cycle of ticks and fleas when applied on the coat of dog or cat. At the same time it is completely safe for both your fur babies as well as human babies, elderly people as well as pregnant women.

‘Clean’ pesticides for squeaky clean fur.

Nilgiri – Impermeable insecticide

(Eucalyptus, Eucalyptus Globulus)

Every pet lover dreads tick fever, which can be lethal for a canine. However the urgency to get rid of pests often leads to usage of chemical repellents which could have toxic components. This is a classic case of being stuck between the devil and the deep blue sea. A safe yet efficacious alternative is to use natural repellants like eucalyptus oil. This is not just a great deterrent to fleas and ticks, but also therapeutic for skin and fur.

The fragrance of this essential oil also leaves your pet’s fur fresher. Fortunately since pests hate this smell they will avoid your pet, and leave the snuggling up to you.

Thyme – terrific tonic

(Thymus vulgaris)

Thyme is another essential oil that can work wonders on inflammatory diseases, eczema and alopecia. It’s thus an effectual therapy for your 4 legged family member’s troubled skin or coat. Thyme has thymol, carvacrol, linalool, and caryophyllene, which have insecticidal properties and hence thyme is highly effective against mites.

With proven anti bacterial merits, some’ thymely’ treatment could work wonders to purge that furry coat of ugly dandruff.

Kasturi Manjal – timeless therapist

(Wild turmeric, Curcuma Aromatica)

Kasturi Manjal or Wild turmeric is believed to be the best variety of turmeric for external application since it doesn’t stain the skin. And the anti bacterial, anti septic and anti oxidant attributes are even more potent than in regular turmeric. An optimal amount of this ingredient is used which promotes healing of bite wounds and scrapes without a stinging sensation.

Treat your precious pooch to an age old beauty secret.