The scratching that never stops.
“She is so itchy she has scabs and hot spots all over her body. She can’t even sleep through the night or take a walk without stopping and scratching for a minute.”
A dog owner on r/dogs ↗
Ellorae Premium Liquid Collagen
- Daily skin & coat support for itchy dogs.
- About $1.00 a day. Tasteless on food.
- Fish collagen. No chicken or beef.
Try it for 60 days. Love it or get your money back.
Ships in 1–3 daysFree tracked US shipping
60-Day Guarantee
If you don’t see a difference in your dog’s scratching, paws or coat within 60 days, email elloraebeauty@gmail.com and we’ll refund your order in full.
How It Works
Each dropper adds collagen peptides (Types I & III), omega-3, vitamin C and UC-II to your dog’s food. It’s daily nutrition for skin and coat, given alongside your vet’s care, not instead of it.
Dosage & How To Use
- Under 25 lbs: 1 mL a day. A bottle lasts about 2 months.
- 25–75 lbs: 2 mL a day. A bottle lasts about 1 month.
- Over 75 lbs: 3 mL a day. A bottle lasts about 3 weeks.
Mix into food once a day. Most dogs don’t notice it.
How quickly will I see results?
Give it a full 8 weeks. In studies of omega-3 in itchy dogs, the change took about 2 months. Every dog is different, which is why you get 60 days to decide.
What’s in each 1 mL serving?
| Amount per serving (1 mL) | Amount |
|---|---|
| Hydrolyzed Collagen Peptides (Types I & III) | 900 mg |
| UC-II® (Type II Collagen) | 40 mg |
| Omega-3 | 400 mg |
| Vitamin C | 50 mg |
No chicken or beef. Marine (fish) collagen.
Frequently asked questions
Sound familiar?
Three problems. Every itchy-dog owner knows at least one of them.
Licking her paws like she’s in a trance.
“When she is licking, it’s like she’s in a trance and you can’t get her to stop unless you physically separate her face from her paws.”
A dog owner on r/dogs ↗
The ear infections keep coming back.
“I have a 4 year old red lab who gets chronic ear infections. I’m assuming they’re allergies, I’ve been told quite a few things from the vet (swimming, regular allergies, etc).”
A dog owner on r/labrador ↗Real public posts by dog owners about the problem. They are not reviews of this product, and the photos are ours.
What’s going on in itchy skin
Tap each layer to see the problem, and what’s in the dropper for it.
ProblemGaps in the seal
Itchy dogs often have a weaker outer seal, so pollen and dust get in more easily.
In every dropperOmega-3 · 400 mg
Fatty acids skin uses in its seal. The one ingredient here with trials in itchy dogs.
ProblemWorn from scratching
Months of scratching and licking wear down the skin underneath.
In every dropperCollagen Types I & III · 900 mg
The main protein in skin’s support layer, as small hydrolyzed peptides.
ProblemDry, flaky skin
Dry skin cracks and flakes, and the coat turns dull.
In every dropperVitamin C · 50 mg
The body needs vitamin C to make its own collagen.
ProblemThe itch reaction
When allergens get in, the body reacts, and that reaction is the itch.
In every dropperUC-II® · 40 mg
Undenatured type II collagen, studied in dogs for joint comfort. Here for whole-body support.
Apoquel and Cytopoint are prescription medicines that act on the itch reaction. Ellorae is daily nutrition you can give alongside them. Never stop or change a medicine without your vet.
The building blocks in every dropper
Supports the skin
Types I & III Collagen (900 mg)
The main protein in skin’s support layer, broken down small.
Calms dry skin
Omega-3 (400 mg)
The fatty acids skin uses in its outer seal. Helps keep the coat from drying out.
Helps build collagen
Vitamin C (50 mg)
The body can’t make its own collagen without it.
Whole-body support
UC-II®, Type II Collagen (40 mg)
Undenatured type II collagen, best known in dogs for joint comfort.
Gentle on sensitive stomachsNo chicken or beef
What to expect, week by week
Skin takes time to turn over. Here’s an honest timeline, not a promise.
Weeks 1–2
Often nothing, yet
The first week or two can look like nothing is happening. That’s normal: skin and coat change slowly, from the inside.
Weeks 2–4
The first small signs
Some owners notice a bit less scratching at night, or softer skin. Keep it going daily, mixed into food.
Weeks 6–8
Give it a full run
In studies of omega-3 in itchy dogs, the change took about 2 months. Deeper issues like recurring ear infections or chronic hot spots take the longest.
Every dog is different, which is why you get 60 days to decide. Use Ellorae alongside your vet’s care, not instead of it.
One dropper on food. Once a day.
It’s a tasteless liquid, so most dogs don’t notice it. No chew to spit out, no pill to hide. One full dropper is 1 mL.
Under 25 lbs1 mL a dayA bottle lasts ~2 months
25–75 lbs2 mL a dayA bottle lasts ~1 month
Over 75 lbs3 mL a dayA bottle lasts ~3 weeks
Why a liquid?
No fight at dinner. No chew to spit out, no pill to hide in cheese. It disappears into the food bowl.
The right amount for your dog. A dropper lets you dose by weight, from a 10 lb terrier to a 100 lb shepherd.
About $1.00 a day for a medium-sized dog on the 1-bottle price, and less on the bundles.
Choose your bundle
60DAYS
Try it for 60 days. Love it or get your money back.
If you don’t see a difference in your dog’s scratching, paws or coat within 60 days, email us and we’ll refund your order in full.
That’s enough time for a full 8-week run, which is what it takes.
Try it risk-freeCustomer Reviews
4.6★★★★★897 reviews
★★★★★Verified Buyer
Bella’s coat changed in 6 weeks
We have an 8-year-old Golden Retriever who started scratching constantly last winter. Tried two other omega products she refused to eat. By week 3 she was less frantic about her paws, by week 6 her coat was shinier than when she was 4. I wasn’t expecting much. I was wrong.
★★★★★Verified Buyer
Vet noticed before I mentioned it
My German Shepherd Rex had dry, flaky skin along his back and was chewing his feet in the morning. I added this to his food — he ate it without hesitation. At his 3-month checkup the vet said his coat looked “noticeably healthier.” I hadn’t said a word about the supplement.
★★★★☆Verified Buyer
Takes time but absolutely worth it
I almost gave up at week 4. My Lab mix was still scratching her ears. Then around week 7 it clicked — the scratching dropped off, her coat felt different, and she stopped carpet-scooting. Month 3 now and I just ordered my second 3-bottle set.
★★★★★Verified Buyer
My 11-year-old poodle is running again
Margot is a standard poodle, 11 years old, stiff joints, moving carefully on the stairs. Ten weeks in and she moves faster, she plays, and she takes the stairs without hesitating. Senior dogs can still change.
★★★★★Verified Buyer
Bruno’s skin folds are calm for the first time
English Bulldogs and their skin folds — you know the problem. We were cleaning Bruno’s nose rope twice a day and it was still red and irritated. After 8 weeks the skin between the folds is dryer, less red, and he doesn’t flinch when we wipe it.
★★★☆☆Verified Buyer
Subtle but I think it’s real
My Beagle mix still scratches, but maybe a bit less? It’s hard to say at 6 weeks. Her coat does look shinier. I’ll finish this bottle and decide. Not a miracle, but probably doing something.
★★★★★Verified Buyer
Luna stopped shedding by handfuls
Siberian Husky = fur everywhere. Luna was also scratching her belly raw and I could see pink skin through the thinning coat. Two months in and the belly is growing back, the scratching is rare, and the shedding is — still a lot, but less. Good for a Husky.
★★★★★Verified Buyer
Oscar walks without wincing now
9-year-old miniature Dachshund with the back issues they’re prone to. Twelve weeks in and he’s jumping on the couch again — something he stopped doing two years ago. I cried the first time he did it.
★★★★☆Verified Buyer
Had to be patient — results came at week 7
Honest review from someone who nearly quit: I have a rescue mix with chronic itchy ears. Weeks 1–6 showed nothing. Then at week 7 the ear-scratching dropped by what felt like half. Now 3 months in and he’s doing well. Would not have believed it if I hadn’t stuck it out.
★★★★★Verified Buyer
First allergy season without steroids
Scout is a Border Collie who goes through allergy season like a disaster every year — steroids, vet visits, the works. This spring I started her on collagen in February. May came and went and we never needed a steroid shot. Her vet said she looked ‘remarkably calm.’ Nothing else changed.
★★★★★Verified Buyer
Zeus’s hips are different
7-year-old Boxer who was stiff getting up in the morning and hesitated on stairs. By week 8 he was getting up faster, by week 12 he was going up stairs without pausing on every step. His vet said to keep doing whatever I’m doing.
★★★★☆Verified Buyer
Mixes perfectly, no fuss with my picky eater
My Chihuahua mix refuses everything. Pumpkin, fish oil, you name it — she eats around it. This has almost no smell and disappears into her food. No theatrics. Getting her to eat any supplement at all is its own victory, so that alone earns 4 stars.
★☆☆☆☆Verified Buyer
My dog will not touch it
Tried everything to get my Pomeranian to eat it — hiding it in food, mixing with broth, putting it on a treat. He ate around it every time. I’m sure it works for other dogs. Mine rejected it completely.
★★★★★Verified Buyer
Vet asked what we changed
Australian Shepherd, 7 years old. Coat was dull, patchy shedding, occasional hot spots. At her April wellness exam her vet stopped mid-exam to say her coat looked “unusually good for this time of year.” I told her about the collagen. She said she’d look into it for other patients.
★★★★★Verified Buyer
X-ray showed joint improvement
Bear is a 10-year-old German Shepherd with hip dysplasia. After 4 months on this his follow-up X-ray showed the joint spaces looked “marginally better maintained” — his vet’s words. That’s not common at his age. She asked what supplements he was on.
★★★★★Verified Buyer
Three weeks in and I couldn’t believe it
My Golden was scratching herself against furniture multiple times a day and her coat was rough and dull. At 3 weeks the furniture-scratching dropped noticeably. At 6 weeks her coat looked like a different dog. I’ve told everyone in my dog walking group.
★★★★☆Verified Buyer
Honest slow-burn review
Mixed rescue, chronic skin. I’m at 10 weeks. The change is real but not dramatic — his skin is less red, he scratches maybe 40% less, coat is softer. No miracle. Just quieter skin, which after years of this is honestly enough.
★★★★★Verified Buyer
Mochi’s dry flaky skin is completely gone
8-year-old Shih Tzu with chronic dry, flaky skin — white flakes on her coat, rough patches near her tail. 8 weeks on this and no flakes. None. The rough patches are smooth. She still scratches her ears occasionally but the dry skin that was causing it is gone.
★★★★★Verified Buyer
Tank is back to his old self
Rottweiler, 7 years old, slowing down earlier than he should. I was worried. Started him on this 4 months ago. He plays again. He runs to the door. He nudges me for walks instead of waiting to be dragged. I don’t know exactly what changed but I know what I changed in his routine.
★★★★★Verified Buyer
Maple can hike with us again
Our Corgi started lagging on weekend hikes and limping slightly on the way back. 3 months of this and she finishes the hike without limping. She still gets tired — she’s not 2 — but the limp is gone and she keeps up.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How does it work?
It’s daily nutrition for skin and coat. Each dropper gives your dog collagen peptides (Types I & III), omega-3 for the skin’s outer seal, vitamin C to help the body make its own collagen, and UC-II. You mix it into food once a day.
Is this a replacement for Apoquel or Cytopoint?
No. Those are prescription medicines that act on the itch signal. Ellorae is a daily supplement you can give alongside your vet’s plan. Never stop or change a medication without talking to your vet.
Can I use it with my dog’s current medications?
There is no drug in it, but check with your vet before adding any supplement, especially if your dog has a health condition, is pregnant or is on several medicines.
Why liquid instead of chews or pills?
No chew to fight over and nothing to hide in cheese. A dropper lets you dose by your dog’s weight, and it disappears into the food bowl.
How long until I see results?
Give it a full 8 weeks. In studies of omega-3 in itchy dogs, the change took about 2 months. Every dog is different, which is why you get 60 days to decide.
How much do I give?
- Under 25 lbs: 1 mL a day. A bottle lasts about 2 months.
- 25–75 lbs: 2 mL a day. A bottle lasts about 1 month.
- Over 75 lbs: 3 mL a day. A bottle lasts about 3 weeks.
One full dropper is 1 mL. Mix it into food once a day.
My dog has a sensitive stomach. Is this OK?
Start with half the dose for the first few days, mixed into a meal, then move up to the full amount. If your dog’s stomach stays upset, stop and ask your vet.
Does it contain chicken or beef?
No. The collagen is marine (from fish), and there is no chicken or beef in it. Chicken and beef are two of the most common food allergens in dogs.
What if it doesn’t work for my dog?
Email elloraebeauty@gmail.com within 60 days of delivery and we’ll refund your order in full.
Is this a subscription?
No. You pay once for the bottles you choose. Nothing is pre-checked and you won’t be charged again.
How long does shipping take?
US shipping is free. Orders ship within 1–3 business days and arrive 7–12 business days after shipping, with tracking.
These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Always consult a licensed veterinarian about your pet’s health. For animal use only.
Ellorae Liquid Collagen