The startup produces a scientifically-backed allergy supplement formulated with all-natural ingredients to provide rapid relief from itching in pets. This product addresses the common issue of pet discomfort due to allergies, enhancing overall pet wellness.
Funding
$500K raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.

Founders
Product
Problem
Many pets experience discomfort from allergies, leading to symptoms like itching, rashy skin, hot spots, and dermatitis. Current treatments, such as allergy shots and specialized medicines, may not always provide effective relief for these conditions.
Solution
Happy Scratch offers a scientifically-backed dietary supplement designed to support skin health and promote a healthy immune response in cats and dogs. This product is formulated with natural ingredients, including a dried pork by-product rich in IgA antibodies, which are known to be anti-inflammatory. The supplement is delivered in powder form, conveniently packaged in individual sachets, and can be easily sprinkled over the pet's daily food. Regular use of Happy Scratch helps ensure pets receive the necessary immune support to combat allergies, reduce skin irritations, and improve their overall comfort.
Target Audience
The primary target audience includes pet owners, particularly those with cats and dogs, seeking a natural and effective solution to alleviate allergy symptoms and improve their pets' skin health.
Features
- Contains naturally-occurring IgA antibodies sourced from pork mucosa
- Supports healthy skin and reduces symptoms associated with dermatitis and hot spots
- Promotes a balanced immune system to combat food and seasonal allergies
- Easy to administer by sprinkling the powder over the pet's food
- Available as a one-time purchase or a monthly subscription
- Each box contains 30 individual sachets for a month's supply
- Developed by university researchers and supported by veterinarians
- Demonstrated a significant decrease in ulcerative dermatitis score and scratching in clinical trials