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 (4 Oz.)

Easy to open, Good quality container ( jar) smooth ,mild cream.cats don't mind it. Smells ok. Not oily or sticky. A natural, safe to comfort kitty's skin.

This worked great for a hotspot on my cats ear.

My cat absolutely hates it. Like, he runs at the sight of the cannister. Smells like goat cheese, But it doesn't cause him any pain. He doesn't act crazy, or angry, or anything other than just annoyed. I think he just doesn't like the smell/the way it feels on his fur. He just looks so annoyed when I manage to smear it on his raw scratched areas. He doesn't try to get it off, and it decreases his scratching, so I feel like it helps him, but he just doesn't like it. I bought it specifically because it's not dangerous for him to lick, and it doesn't caution you to scrub your hands afterwards. It comes off your hand easily with water, and it doesn't irritate my skin either. For picky pet parents, I recommend it... But your feline child may protest.

It works great to moisturize my English bulldog's nose. I also use it on his paws. It should be kept at room temperature and is easy to apply. I see that several people complain that it is thick, if you put it to cool it will become thick (obviously). It also has a regular smell, it is not at all annoying, it just does not have the smell of a Victoria's Secret cream if that is what you are expecting LOL it is a cream for dogs, it should be pleasant for them not for you! People give it few stars because of the smell of the cream: I think you are really unbearable, you want to complain about everything. The important thing is that the cream works for your pet

As I’m waiting for my flea medication to come in the mail for my kitten, I got this cream to apply to the back of his shoulders where he’s very itchy. He was scratching every time I was looking at him. I trimmed the back of his neck and applied it and he has stopped itching everywhere 24/7.

I have no idea how they make these reviews, but it is sad the way the economy is today. It is so hard to find the truth about anything.That said, it is a product that seems to help healing, but it does not cures mange and it does not cures itching!You can, however, make it into a powerful mange spot treatment by placing 50 pound portion of ivermectin, using ivermectin in horse deworming paste. Just water down the cream a bit so that you can mix the ivermectin well. The horse paste comes in a tube with a measuring bar you push, so it is easy to give the right dose.You can use it to completely devestate the mite that causes mange. Just wash your little one first with a good shampoo. A shampoo with benzoyl peroxide is great for getting rid of the mites in in the fur, but not in the skin, so after you wash him or her with it, you can then treat the spot areas of your dog or cat with it. This treatment is only good for small amounts of mange, like a few spots on the face and on one or two legs.Don't forget to clean all the areas were your dog or cat sleeps. Vacuum carpets with a rotary brush vacuum.What I did also is place a fifty pound ivermectin slice from the horse paste into a 22oz spray bottle and mix it with reverse osmosis water in the bottle with a drop or two of dish soap. Then, I sprayed on the carpet areas were they are the most, and every place were they sleep. Make sure you place the spray on mist so that the liquid can cover larger areas all around the house. Don't soak the area with it. Just try to buil a thin even cover when spraying.Although this stuff is not dangerous, try not to breathe the spray, and never overdose, believe me this stuff is powerful. But it can be dangerous if you overdose.

It works pretty good; the concern I had regarding the cat’s skin cleared .

Helps heal my dogs skin wounds quickly