Hot Spot Treatment for Dogs, Cats & Pet Wound Care: Healing Ointment for Pets Itchy Skin Relief, Dry Skin Treatment, Natural Allergy Relief, Dog Paw Balm + Manuka Honey, Aloe Vera, Vitamin E (2 Oz.)

Excellent product, really works
I don’t have any pics but my pet is a 65 lb white (pink skin, not officially albino but comes with all the associated issues of having a light skin dog) APBT. She has only had the very rare hot spot for the past 8 years. Recently she had an area on her hip that looked like it could’ve become a large issue if I didn’t tackle it right away so I ordered this stuff , got it the next day, after one treatment the area was about 90% healed. I put it on once more and was 100% gone the next day. Then I recently noticed she scratched herself on something under her tail. Was red, moist, almost looked like it was a blister. I put this on one night, by morning the redness had been reduced by about 75% and what had looked like a blister was just a mark, for lack of better description. I put more on the next day after washing the area again and overnight it almost looks like she never had an issue under her tail at all. I rarely leave reviews for items and trust me I shop at Amazon a lot and I also work there. I like using all natural products on my dog when I can and also items that are budget friendly. This stuff worked for me and my dog is very sensitive to many things. If I had let these areas go untreated it could’ve easily cost me a few hundred and the hassle of giving her meds and frequent bathing which I can’t do because I work so much. Great product, try it for yourself and mostly your pet.

It really works!
I wanted to wait a while before I gave an accurate review. It’s been roughly 2 months since I purchased this and have been using it on my cat that lost about 80% of his fur on top of his head between his ears. When I adopted my kitten, he was a rescue cat and I was not sure if he caught something from the other cats at the rescue. He would constantly scratch with his rear legs around his head and ears. I was extremely worried that he might have mange or some other skin disease or irritant. He literally had huge spots on top of his head and around his ears that were completely bare. When this product arrived, I took a small dab on my fingers and would rub it deep into his skin back-and-forth making sure that I also got it into any surrounding fur that was left. It does not have any sent to it and it is not sticky. You just rub it around like you are massaging it into the skin. It is also safe for other cats to lick it will not harm them. After roughly a week, I started seeing minor growth where the bare spots were, and he would stop itching his head. After two weeks, it was extremely noticeable that his fur was starting to return. At around four weeks, I would say roughly 80% of his fur had grown back, and the bare spots were covered and starting to thickening up. Now today at the time of this review, his fur has completely grown back and he is very healthy. I am not sure what he had but this stuff definitely fixed it. I hope this helps you and at the very least it is worth trying and cannot harm your cat. But I am truly grateful that I bought this as it really did work for me. The picture you see is of my cat now with his fur completely grown back in.

Kinda works
my cat had some bald spots appear on her legs.The vet said there was nothing much they could do for her besides give a steroid shot. I have applies this and the skin no longer looks dry and the cat doesnt lick the area as much but the cat still licks the area

BURNED HIS EARS. UNFORGIVABLE.
Your product irritated my cat’s ears. I bought this for him in hopes it would help his itching and you just inflamed his ears, and made him itch more. He’s been yowling like crazy and I only put this cream on him this morning… unbelievable. Do not ever disrespect my cat like this again. Here’s a normal picture of his ears for proof. The fact you even put my cat through such discomfort and pain is making me so angry it feels like I’m seeing red the way my head is hurting. He’s my baby. I’ve been trying to find any answer as to why he’s been over scratching his ears— and I thought a cream to moisturize and soothe his skin while calming irritation would help but it actually just seemed to create an even worse problem. I’ve scheduled a vet visit ASAP for my sweet boy. He doesn’t even understand the concept of the alphabet or how to divide numbers, and you’re making scam products that burn his ears…? Please find help. Take a mental vacation to find your demons. I will now spend the rest of my night blaming myself for his pain and shaming myself as any pet parent would in this situation honestly.