Caprylic acid + oregano
Supports daily yeast balance where licking, odor and brown paw staining are often noticed.
BEFORE / AFTER VISUAL GUIDE
WHY INTERNAL YEAST SUPPORT?
Paw yeastLicking & stainingEar yeastOdor & irritationSkin yeastRedness & discomfort
Yeast problems often show up in several places at once. This oral dog yeast infection treatment is formulated to support yeast-prone paws, ears and skin together as one consistent daily routine.
A targeted liquid formula organized around the areas where dog yeast problems are most often noticed.
SCIENCE-BACKED FORMULA
Supports daily yeast balance where licking, odor and brown paw staining are often noticed.
Provides internal support for dogs with recurring yeasty ear odor and irritation; pair with gentle ear cleaning.
Supports comfortable skin and a healthy barrier when yeast-prone redness, odor or greasiness keeps returning.
FORMULA IN ACTION · YEAST INFECTION TREATMENT
Persistent itching and scratching, repeated paw licking, ear discomfort, irritated-looking skin and a musty odor often appear together. Pure Majesty Pets combines three coordinated blends to support yeast balance, skin comfort and the gut–skin axis in one daily liquid formula.
Pure Majesty Pets dog yeast infection drops are given with food, so one daily routine supports paws, ears and skin together—rather than chasing each visible sign separately.
For paw licking, chewing and brown staining, the Yeast Balance Blend supports a normal microbial environment while the Skin Comfort Blend helps maintain the normal skin barrier and everyday paw comfort.
MSM, quercetin, salmon oil, zinc and calendula work together in the Skin Comfort Blend to support irritated-looking skin, normal barrier function and coat condition when itching and scratching keep returning.
C8 caprylic acid, oregano, Berberis aristata and pau d’Arco are grouped in the Yeast Balance Blend to support a balanced skin environment—without relying on one isolated ingredient.
Unlike formulas built only around live probiotics, this formula includes a stabilized, non-living S. boulardii postbiotic cell-wall fraction. It supports the gut–skin axis without depending on live-CFU survival.
The Gut–Skin Support Blend pairs the S. boulardii postbiotic with L-glutamine, pumpkin, slippery elm, marshmallow root, DGL licorice, aloe and ginger to support digestive tolerance and the gut–skin axis.
NEED ITCH + JOINT SUPPORT TOO?
Yeast Support is built for yeast-prone paws, ears and skin. Add Liquid Collagen when your dog also needs daily support for itch-prone skin, cartilage and mobility.
PAIR WITH LIQUID COLLAGEN Different formulas, complementary roles. Use each product as directed.
WHY CONSISTENCY MATTERS
DOG YEAST INFECTION TREATMENT FAQ
Look for a formula built specifically for the places where dog yeast problems recur—not a generic wellness liquid. Pure Majesty Pets Yeast Drops combine caprylic acid, oregano, Pau d'Arco, berberine, MSM, salmon oil and quercetin in one oral daily formula for yeast-prone paws, ears and skin. Severe, painful or persistent infections still require veterinary diagnosis and treatment.
It is formulated for dogs with recurring paw licking, musty odor and brown staining associated with yeast-prone paws. The drops are given orally with food and are not applied directly between the toes.
Yes. The formula provides daily internal support for recurring yeasty ear odor and irritation. It is not an ear drop; use it with gentle ear hygiene and veterinary care when there is pain, swelling, discharge or persistent head shaking.
The formula includes MSM, wild salmon oil, quercetin, calendula, aloe and zinc to support comfortable skin and a healthy barrier alongside the yeast-balance botanicals. It is not a substitute for prescription treatment when an infection is confirmed.
Shake well and add the label-directed amount to food once daily. These are oral drops for a consistent whole-body routine, not topical drops for the ears, paws or skin.
Use them consistently and evaluate the same signs over several weeks: paw licking, odor, ear discomfort and skin irritation. Worsening signs or no improvement should be discussed with your veterinarian.