Vet's Best Hot Spot Itch Relief Dog Spray

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Vet's Best Hot Spot Itch Relief Dog Spray

- Immediate relief from itching and scratching
- Soothes and heals irritated skin
- Tea tree oil, chamomile, aloe vera and other natural ingredients
- Alcohol free, no sting formula

Specifications

SKU	44121
Lifestage	All Lifestages
Primary Brand	Vet's Best
Days to Ship	Ships Next Business Day

Additional Features

Lifestage	All Lifestages

Item Dimensions

Volume	8 FZ

Ingredients

Contains: Tea Tree Oil, Chamomile, Aloe Vera.

Directions

Directions: Spray directly on raw, inflamed, sore spots. Repeat one to four times daily as needed. If your dog suffers from flea allergies, spray the entire body daily or as needed. Avoid spraying near eyes. After-Bath: To soothe seasonal skin irritation from flea and pollen allergy dermatitis, mix 8 tablespoons in 1/2 cup of water. After bathing, massage the mixture into the hair coat. Do not rinse out. Avoid contact with eyes.

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46 out of 51 (90%) reviewers recommend this product

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FINALLY Something that works!!

Lovemydobies

13 years ago

My dobie has been plagued by SEVERE itching, scratching, licking, chewing, bitin...

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jackswareagle

13 years ago

These products are good for temporary relief of the indicated symptoms. However,...

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This stuff really works!! It healed my corgi's hot spot in a week!

Yes, I recommend this product.

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This just made her reaction 100 times worse. Especially after the second application,,, poor girl had NO relief

No, I do not recommend this product.

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My poor baby is always getting hot spots in the summer. I came across this product, read the reviews and searched other outlets for information on this product. Decided to try it. WELL, purchasing this product was the best thing. I applied it when I got home and not only did it work exactly as stated BUT he leaves it alone. So, not only is this an excellent product, works fast, hair growing back and he is not miserable no more. I am looking forward to trying some of their other products.

Yes, I recommend this product.

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If you're looking for a soother of hotspots and deterrent to chewing or licking, this is the stuff. All natural ingredients, great smell and the dogs can't stand the taste. We have three dogs. Our Golden Retriever is always licking on her shoulder and sleeping at the foot of our bed, she can get loud, annoying and tears her shoulder up. A couple of sprays and she stops for hours. I would buy again.

Yes, I recommend this product.

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Soothed my dogs itching & smells good too! I bought the foam & spray & both are very good.

Yes, I recommend this product.

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This has really helped my shih tzus with her skin allergies. Used after a bath like it says it last her up to week to a week an a half. She's happy and doesn't have to take allergy meds.

Yes, I recommend this product.

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Carmine the Beagle had 3 spots around the neck area. After 2-3 days of spraying a couple of times a day, the spots are healed. This is a great product for dealing with "hot spots". Carmine the Beagle is back in business and running family with an iron paw!

Yes, I recommend this product.

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This product really seems to be doing a great job. The "armpit area" (only one side) was a hot spot, and the area was red, raw, and the fur was gone. We had just been to the vet, and within a short time this condition flared up. Dealt with this condition once before with steroids, and was about to make an appointment when your catalog arrived. Liked the idea of all natural, and thought I would give it a try. Very pleased so far with the results. No more scratching, and the skin is greatly improved.

Yes, I recommend this product.

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11 years ago

Can the hot spot anti itch spray be used on incisions?

10 years ago
Vet's Best Hot Spot Itch Relief Spray For Dogs is made with all natural ingredients and would typically be safe to spray on small scratches, we would recommend that your consult with your veterinarian before applying the product to a more serious wound.

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12 years ago

vets best hot spot spray , is it sold in the store

10 years ago
Yes, this product is sold in Petco stores, as I just bought it in Las Vegas. Call your local store first, as ALL Petco stores may not carry it in stock.

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12 years ago

is the hot spot spray available in stores?

12 years ago
use vetericyn, you willl be happier

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13 years ago

Can this Product be used on Cats: Vet's Best Hot Spot Itch Relief Spray for Dogs SKU: 44121?

10 years ago
Although Vet's Best Hot Spot Itch Relief Spray For Dogs is made with all natural ingredients, it is formulated specifically for dogs. You might consider Vet’s Best Dry Clean Waterless Cat Bath, containing Aloe Vera, Neem Oil and Oatmeal, which soothes dry, itchy skin and moisturizes without petroleum-based additives. Vet’s Best Flea & Tick Shampoo and Spray, with peppermint oil and clove extract might be a solution for you if your cat’s itching problems are caused fleas and/or ticks. Good luck!

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