
The itch starts under the skin. So does the fix.
Shampoos, sprays, and wipes only treat the surface — that's why the scratching keeps coming back. Melo works from the inside.
Five vet-formulated ingredients that calm the overreaction driving the itch and support healthy, comfortable skin and a shiny coat.
Everything their skin and coat needs — in one chew.
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The Results Speak For Themselves
We surveyed 2,700+ Mello ItchEase dog parents 30 days after purchase. Here's what they told us.
Results
94%
said their dog was scratching less within the first month
91%
noticed a shinier, healthier coat
89%
Said their dog seemed more comfortable and settled.
Based on a 30-day post-purchase survey of 2,778 verified Mello Air Mini customers.
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What is Melo and how does it work?
What is Melo and how does it work?
Melo is a soft-chew skin & coat supplement for dogs. Instead of treating the surface like shampoos and sprays, it works from the inside with five ingredients — salmon oil, flaxseed oil, quercetin, zinc, and biotin — that help soothe the itch, support a calm inflammatory response, and promote healthy skin and a shiny coat.
Will it wake the baby?
Will it wake the baby?
Every dog is different. Many dog parents notice less scratching within the first few weeks, with coat improvements building over about a month as the skin barrier is supported from the inside. Consistency matters — give it daily and give it time.
How many chews does my dog need?
How many chews does my dog need?
Dosing is based on your dog's weight — see the chart on the label. Always start with the recommended amount and check with your vet if you're unsure.
My dog is allergic to chicken can they still take it?
My dog is allergic to chicken can they still take it?
Melo is chicken-flavored, so if your dog has a known chicken sensitivity, check the full ingredient list and speak with your vet before starting. Usually the answer is No, they can not take it.