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TruBenefits® Cutaneo

TruBenefits® Cutaneo

Veterinarian-Recommended | Skin & Coat Support | All-Natural Formula

Soothing Relief. Trusted Care.

TruBenefits® Cutaneo is a vitamin E-based nutraceutical developed to support long-term skin health in both dogs and cats. Recommended by veterinary professionals, this gentle supplement helps soothe skin-related issues associated with seasonal allergies and promotes a healthy coat from the inside out.


Supplemental Facts

Active Ingredients per Capsule (42 mg):

Gamma Tocopherol: 18 mg
Mixed Tocotrienol: 18 mg
D-alpha Tocopherol: 6 mg

Inactive Ingredients:
Gelatin (capsule), Sunflower Seed Oil, Glycerin (capsule), Purified Water (capsule).

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Why Vets Recommend

• Veterinarian-Formulated: Designed with clinical insight to support skin and coat health.
• Tested for Quality & Safety: Each batch is rigorously tested for purity and consistency.
• Grain-Free: Ideal for pets with dietary restrictions or sensitivities.

Clinical Use Cases

• Allergy Support: Helps soothe skin discomfort related to seasonal allergies
• Histamine Regulation: Maintains normal histamine levels to reduce irritation.
• Detoxification: Supports the body’s natural detox processes for healthier skin.

Product Details

• Form: Small softgel
• Administration: Easy to give daily
• Key Ingredients: Pumpkin, sweet potato, apple fiber, vitamin E
• Packaging: Resealable bottle for freshness

Store It Right

• Store at room temperature in a cool, dry place
• TruBenefits® Cutaneo is safe to use until the date on the bottle, even after the bottle is open

Cutaneo

Most Vitamin E products in the veterinary market contain extremely high and dangerous doses of Vitamin E extrapolated from human literature. These high doses can interfere with platelet function. This product combines three of the most bioavailable and efficacious forms of Vitamin E with appropriate pet dosing.

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