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 (8 Oz.)

My cat gets seasonal hotspots which aren't from fleas (I check with a flea comb, and she gets revolution plus because she's indoor/outdoor, and my other cat also is but doesn't get this), and I've had her checked for thyroid issues in the past.I don't want to give her antihistamines because they mess with the cat's whole system, and unfortunately she is a licker, so anything topical has to be ok for her to ingest.I was looking at both this and just regular aloe vera. It is true that the outside of the aloe vera plant contains a latex like substance that is toxic to cats, but if they are only using the juice it should be OK, and this product is labeled safe to ingest and also says so right on the container.It is a thick sort of balm, so when you put it on fur, it's kind of gummy and hard for them to lick out anyway, so I thought I'd give it a shot.My cat has been so annoyed this season, that she won't let anyone get near her, much less pet her, with these hotspots on her back. I put it on for the first time yesterday afternoon, and almost immediately, her disposition seemed to change. I thought she'd be angry with me for puttin it on her, but instead, she became calm and just went around her business.By the evening, she was being more social than she has in months. This morning, she came in and ate a whole crapload of her dry food, something she hasn't been doing at all... she eats wet food mainly but hasn't been hungry at all. Her appetite is back.Now, it could be coincidence, but I don't think so. I put some on her again this morning, and we will see how it goes. So far, I think this is perhaps a miracle cream for her! I will update this post later to confirm, however.

This product is excellent. Works great for mange and it works fast. I have a stray cat that visits in the evening for dinner and had a bad case of mange above his tail region. Within a week I could see results and within 2 weeks it was pretty much cleared up and his fur was beginning to grow back. I used a glove to apply the product and massaged a good amount on to the affected area. I did this every other day. He didn’t seem to mind at all, I think he knew I was helping him. I wish I had taken a before photo of how bad it was to compare the end result. I highly recommend this product. I was hesitant at first, but it really works!

I was hoping the cream would help with my cats hair loss and the fly and bug bites on her ears. In just a few days her hair started to return on her shoulder area. I got slack and didn’t keep up with her flea meds and she was scratching at the fleas and it caused the hair loss. Concerning her ears, for whatever reason it was making her ear condition worsen so I have ceased using it on her ears. The cream has a nice creamy texture and works in easily and no noticeable smell.

I like this product. Easy to apply and no smell. If I could only keep the cats from rubbing it off. I have many cats. 1 of the 3 I have applied it to must leave it long enough to work. Their skin looks improved.

Made my cat throw up. I can imagine this product working well in a location that is not able to be licked. I wrapped the area with an ace bandage but kitty got it off when i was sleeping, licked the product off and was throwing up the next morning. It is probably fine for pets with non-sensitive stomachs, but the advertised "safe for licking" is sort-of true, its not toxic and it wont kill your pet, but its not good to lick and they might get barfy. Probably okay for most pets, and it did offer some relief for a hotspot, until she licked it off and got sick. Smell is very negligible and neutral if any. It is like a white paste/cream. I tested it on myself first and it almost had a numbing sensation, but very slight - barely noticeable. It dries hard-ish, so be careful to not get it into the fur of unnafected areas. Not a bad product and I would have rated it higher if it didnt make kitty throw up.

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.

Never used this product before and was not sure if it would work. I can't believe how fast it cleared up the rash and dry skin for my 19 yr old cat. It was not greasy and she could lick it without bothering her stomach. Very happy and would highly recommend this for any pet with any kind of skin irritation.

It's good cream but it's taking forever to heal