Balanced by Nature™ External Yeast Protocol — Advanced Support
This advanced external bundle is designed for dogs with moderate to stubborn yeast, especially on paws, toes, groin, belly, armpits, skin folds, and outer ears.
Safe for dogs + cats.

HOW TO USE THE PROTOCOL

Step 1 — Foaming Shampoo (Daily or 2–3x/week)

Pump foam → massage onto paws, belly, groin, armpits → leave 8-10 minutes → rinse or wipe. Removes debris + yeast biofilm → creates a clean surface.

Step 2 — Boric Acid (1–2x/day during flare)

Apply to paws, between toes, groin, folds, belly, armpits, or outer ear (do not pour deep into ear canal). Do not let dogs lick - use a cone if necessary.

Apply

Let it fully air dry

No rinsing

This is the “killing step”

Step 3 — Topical (Olive Oil or Glycerin) (1–2x/day)

Apply a thin layer to clean, dry skin.
Use olive oil for strong support or glycerin for gentle daily use.

Which One Should I Choose?

Ozonated Olive Oil

Stronger Anti-Yeast Support

Best for:

Red, inflamed, irritated skin

Hot or tender areas

Thickened or chronic yeast patches

Paws, groin, armpits

Recurrent or stubborn yeast

Dogs needing stronger corrective support

Why choose this:
Olive oil holds more ozone and penetrates deeper, making it the best choice for active yeast flares and problem areas.
This is the most cost-effective and most commonly recommended option for flare-ups.

Ozonated Glycerin

Gentle, Lightweight, Sensitive-Skin Support

Best for:

Sensitive, reactive, or delicate skin

Hairy areas (groin, armpits, belly, tail base)

Face folds, muzzle, chin

Anal area (gentle, non-sting, no oily residue)

Daily or maintenance-level use

Dogs who don’t tolerate oils well

When fast absorption and a clean feel are preferred

Why choose this:
Glycerin is water-compatible, non-greasy, and extremely gentle.
It spreads easily through hair, absorbs quickly, and won’t sit on the skin.
It is more expensive due to the high purity and slow ozone-infusion process, making it ideal for delicate regions and long-term care.