Vet’s Best Dog Hot Spot Itch Relief Spray | Relieves Dry Skin, Rash, Scratching, Licking, Itchy Skin, and Hot Spots | No-Sting and Alcohol Free | 16 Ounces
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Tuesday, Jun 10
Size: 16 oz
Features
- IMMEDIATE RELIEF - Vets Best Hot Spot Spray for Dogs provides immediate relief for itchy, dry, and irritated dog skin on contact, helping to soothe hot spots and seasonal skin irritation.
- PLANT-BASED INGREDIENTS - A unique blend of natural key ingredients, including tea tree oil, aloe vera, and chamomile, provides fast and effective relief.
- NO-STING FORMULA - Our alcohol-free, no-sting formula provides soothing relief for red, raw, or inflamed skin. Does not contain steroids such as hydrocortisone.
- IT WORKS - Guaranteed effective and will not affect topical flea and tick control products.
- VETS FORMULA - Veterinarian formulated and recommended, and made in the USA with quality US and imported ingredients.
Description
Vet’s Best Hot Spot Spray provides a welcome relief for your dog's itchy, dry, and irritated skin. Our veterinarian-formulated and recommended blend of natural key ingredients, including tea tree oil, aloe vera, and chamomile, provides fast relief for your dog’s itching and scratching. The alcohol-free, no-sting formula is a soothing solution for hot spots as well as seasonal allergies and environmental irritants.
Brand: Vet's Best
Flavor: Flavorless
Item Form: Stick
Active Ingredients: chamomile
Item Weight: 0.47 Kilograms
Product Dimensions: 2.5 x 5.5 x 8.5 inches
Item Weight: 1.03 pounds
Department: Unisex-Adult
Manufacturer: OUT! International
Country of Origin: USA
Item model number: 3165810008
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
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Size: 8 oz
It helped with my Bichon's itching paws. However, the sprayer is flawed. You might have to put it into another bottle.
Reviewed in the United States on April 27, 2024 by Ted E. Vick
Size: 16 oz
And my dog made me love it. ❤️ I have a pug, a 16 year old pug... anyone w pugs understands the skin issues they have. And it seems the older she's gotten the worse its gotten. Her belly would look almost black from scabs from rubbing ( itching) it on the carpet CONSTANTLY. I put this on her in the morning and she has instant relief. 🙏 I reapply at night time & there's no more waking me up from hearing her rubbing her belly on the floor. We can BOTH finally sleep through the night now 😁 I'm not sure if it's called a hot spot or skin allergy. Nothing I have tried or the vet has ever given her helped for any length of time but this has worked for her every single day. She was so itchy I felt horrible for her. I changed her diet, tried every shampoo out there ontip of the ones the vet gave me, other sprays, ointments, not washing her so much to washing her alot to unscented dooggy wipes, everything was just one dead-end after another. I couldn't imagine living with a constant itch every single day. Then, as I was reading the reviews for this it sounded so promising. And Thank God it helped my poor itchy puppy. At 16 years old she should be enjoying her golden puppy years not losing her mind bc she can't stop itching. I can't say enjoy good things about this. Thank you all for the reviews bc that's what really made me try it. It's a true value for the money. Great Stuff!!!
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Reviewed in the United States on June 14, 2023 by Patricia Kennedy
Size: 16 oz
My dog gets really bad hot spots and this worked really well to stop the itching
Reviewed in the United States on April 25, 2024 by Janet
Size: 16 oz
Helped my dog tremendously!!
Reviewed in the United States on April 30, 2024 by Vandagoes
Size: 8 oz
Maybe it's the winter blues, but my St. Bernard (Zelda) started a hot spot on her hind leg that seemed to "blow up" over night and covered the entire rear thigh portion. Through trial and error, here's what I did to treat this hot spot and others that "pop up" from nowhere: #1: Shave the hair away from the hot spot (you don't have to "bald" the area, but the skin does need to breathe)(home clippers do the trick---be sure to take apart and clean those clippers w/alcohol, then oil, when finished). #2: I use this product. It does seem to bring instant relief. It is strong smelling, but if it helps her get instant relief I will use it. It's better smelling than the #3 home remedy that I use. (P.S. You can spray the air w/the Odo Ban sold on this web site to freshen up the house when finished playing "voodoo" doctor on your dog). #3: Home remedy: In a pint size mason jar I mix 2 vials of golden seal, approximately 20-25 drops of tea tree oil and approximately 3 Tablespoons of Jojoba oil. Fill the rest of the way with water. Once mixed, I use 1/4 of the mixture (make it as close to room temp as possible)and soak the sore using a sterile gauze pad. After about 2 hours I will give the sore a spray with the Vet's Best Hot Spot (I use the spray about 3 times per day). I use the home remedy in the morning and before bed time. Cover the mason jar and store it in the refrigerator and microwave 1/4 of the mix for approx. 15-20 seconds (covered w/paper towel)when it's time to treat the sore. #4: I give a generic over the counter benadryl (25 mg. diphenhydramine hydrochloride) in the morning and at night. I could not afford a $300 vet bill (with their trial and error as to what is causing the hot spot, not to mention her trauma at going to the vet's) and thought I would try this first. The hot spot on the thigh had me worried until I tried all of this. As of today (after 1 week of treatment) the thigh is healed and has hair growing back (even after re-shaving the area after 3 days of treatment). I think the jojoba oil being packed w/vitamin E encourages the quick growth. I hope this helps give your pet (and you) relief.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 24, 2010 by CharLee Brown
Size: 16 oz
I've loved Vets Best products for years. I love the hot spot foam better. I forgot dogs don't care for spray bottles lol
Reviewed in the United States on April 23, 2024 by Helen Huxford
Size: 16 oz
My big dog had something that irritated his skin recently. It is harder and harder to get a vet appointment anymore due to too many animals and fewer vets. I had to come up with a solution to stop the constant licking of the hot spot that he had now created. This product actually worked and it was IMMEDIATE! I was pretty shocked at how fast the irritation must have gone away. He is finally healing!! He did not complain when I sprayed it on the hot spot and just stopped the licking. WOW!
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Reviewed in the United States on January 3, 2024 by L H
Size: 16 oz
I am trying to contact the vendor for credit as they replaced the first bottle as the spray nozzle was cracked. But after several applications my dog seems to lick the spots where i spray it and causing issues more than using anything else. Still trying to contact vendor as this product makes my dog worse than other solutions i've tried or used.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 13, 2024 by Kevin Stainbrook