Naturasil Natural Dog Wart Remover for Dogs with Thuja, Made in USA - 15 mL

My dog is a 10 year old female Cocker Spaniel Cavalier King Charles mix. About 2 years ago she started developing warts. I had our Vet remove a few of the warts that were of concern, especially on her legs and paws that she continually licked at and created bleeding. There was also one on her neck that was being irritated by her harness so I had the Vet remove it as well. The Vet said that warts were characteristic of Cocker Spaniels and offered “no cure all” advice on how to control them or remove them, other than surgically. My dog had far too many warts to consider the expensive of additional surgery, plus, I certainly didn’t want to put her through more distress knowing that more warts were sure to appear. I started doing research on dog warts and discovered, Naturasil for Dog Warts. I tried it, and it does work. However, you must be very patient and diligent; the warts don’t disappear overnight I applied it 3x a day. After several days I noticed the warts getting smaller. After 2-3 weeks, dark and scabby. After 4-5 weeks, gone! Although the product works and is easy to use, it does have some drawbacks – 1 – Strong tar like odor 2 – Difficult to see the level of solution due to the opaqueness of the bottle and the label that completely encircles the bottle. I had to remove the label and use a flashlight to point it through the back side of the bottle as I looked through the front of the bottle. 3 – When applying the solution to the wart, it sometimes appears dry, and I wasn’t sure that the application brush had solution on it. 4 – Over the past year I’ve used several bottles of Naturasil and had difficulty with 2 of them – (1) The brush was too short and I used a q-tip which absorbed more than I used. (2) Bottle only partially full. 5 – Naturasil for Dog Warts is only supplied in a small 15ml bottle – Due do the bottles dark color and small size, I suspect that once the bottle is opened it may lose its effectiveness over a short period of time. Tip: Constantly check your dog for warts; the sooner you start using Naturasil for Dog Warts, the easier and faster it is to remove them. Well, after it’s all said and done, would I recommend Naturasil for Dog Warts? YES, without reservation. By the way, over the past few months, I’ve brought Naturasil for Dog Warts to my Vet’s attention. Today, she said that this is the best product that she has seen for working on dog warts.

Ordered the 1st bottle 07/29/2015, received 08/03/2015, started using it on my 14+ yr old Shih Tzu's wart near her anus. (I am also using Dr. Harvey's Emune-Boost Herbal Supplement for Dogs, not sure which is working, maybe both.) It was about the size of 2 pencil erasers. One month later, it's about the size of 1 pencil eraser. I'm almost out of 1st bottle so I ordered 2nd bottle yesterday 09/03/2015, received 09/08/15. Will continue using it, hoping and praying it will completely go away. 09/30/15-Still using 2-3 times a day. It still looks the same size, maybe a tiny bit smaller. I had to stop using Harvey's Emune-Boost Herbal Supplement with 1 Tbsp. of coconut oil; she stopped eating her food. Guess she got tired of the same taste all the time. I can't expect her to try to eat the same taste all the time when I don't do that, we all need variety in taste. :) I will continue using Naturasil 2-3 times a day, praying it will completely go away. Will update if any changes. 10/13/15-Still using Naturasil but now the wart is the size of "2" pencil erasers. Guess it was the Harvey's Emune-Boost Supplement that really reduced the size of the wart, but she won't eat her food using it. I started using RX Vitamins Immuno Support, at least she eats her food. The wart seems to be the same size, about 2 pencil erasers, looks like a cauliflower. 11/23/15-I am ordering my third bottle of Naturasil but they just INCREASED the price $5.80. Way too expensive for "POSSIBLY" reducing or getting rid of the wart. But I will try 1 more bottle. I'm praying it will work. I received my 3rd bottle 12/07/15. Wart is still about the same size about 2-3 pencil erasers. Have been using it 3 times a day for 2 weeks now, no difference yet. I am still giving her RX Vitamins Immuno Support twice a day and 250mg Vit C twice a day. I will post again in 2 weeks if any changes. I'm still praying this works to get rid of it. 02/01/2016-The last bottle did not reduce the wart. I've given up on Naturasil Dog Warts Treatment. It is now the size of 3 pencil erasers. 04/28/2016-Vitamin E oil is getting rid of this dog wart! I read online that Vitamin E oil would get rid of dog warts, makes them turn black and fall off. So I bought a bottle at Walmart around $4 and started putting it on the wart 2-3 times a day. Pieces have fallen off, sometimes leaving remainder a little bloody. It is now over half the size it was (1-1/2 pencil eraser size) and still getting smaller. Try Vit. E oil if Naturasil doesn't work for you either.

I am a little mixed about this product. I can tell it's KIND of working after a week of applying 3 times a day. But it's also inflamed maybe so it's getting bigger, but it is making it dry and dark like I've read. My problem is - my dogs wart is right on his muzzle. He RUNS when he sees me coming with this. I have to hold him down and apply it, but he immediately licks it off. I have tried blowing on it while I have him held down. Does anyone have any suggestions on how to possibly get him to stop licking it off?? I feel like this product would be working miricals if he would stop being so damn stubborn and licking it off. I'm going to start applying it more than 3 times a day but I'm afraid if he continues to lick it off it will make him sick.

This product works! Period! One day I noticed a wart on my 2 year old mini schnauzer's lower lip towards the front. It was white an 1/4th cm. First I got scared thinking he has a tumor. Rushed him to the vet only to find that that it is dog pappiloma virus! Uuugh. Vet said to wait it out 2 months and then we can re-assess the sitution. If it gets too big then he could cut it off. But that he may get other ones on the side or it may re-grow - so best to wait it out and let his body fight it. But the next week it got bigger - 1/2 cm. So I found this magic product on amazon - and it is truly magic! You just need to have a lot of patience and strictly follow the guidelines. I got it on Sept 3, religiously applied it generously on my dog's wart 3 times a day - sometimes 4! As other reviewers mentioned I blowed on it to help it dry since it is on his lips. The product description said to avoid lip area but I did it anyways as it was not inside his mouth. My dog did not mind the product at all. He did want to lick it and he would salivate a bit - but I applied a lot of the product. Now comes the wait period - DO NOT LOSE HOPE. The wart actually got bigger, changed color - went from white to light grey to dark grey to even black at some spots. Size wise it even flowered to 1 cm!!! My husband said this is a bogus prodict does not work.....becuase it started like growing in all directions like it was flowering and it looked worse at about 4 to 5 week mark - almost looking black, deadand ugly! I could see it across the room lol. I figured I have nothing to lose until next vet appt 2 to 3 months later so I kept at it. After every morning walk I would clean the area with wet paper towel and then apply, same after evening and night time walk and sometimes apply it after he ate. I did buy a powder multivitamin to boost his immune system but my dog did not like it so he never took extra vitamins. At 6 weeks and beyond all of sudden one day I saw the wart reducing! And from then on it reduced at a rapid rate, lightening in color and at 8 weeks it is completely gone! My dog's lips are 100% back to normal as if nothing was ever there. Patience is the key - trust the product and keep applying it without fail. It will get worse before it heals - IMO this is better that trying to have the vet cut it off.

My vet confirmed that my dog's "wart" was a Sebaceous Adenoma, which are often referred to as "old age warts." He didn't know if the Naturasil would work on it since it isn't a virus like a wart, but a benign tumor. He was curious, and wanted me to let him know if it did work. I used the Naturasil off and on... not very regularly because the smell is so strong of tea tree oil and my dog is like velcro that it was getting to me. So, I didn't apply it three times a day as the instructions specify. My dog does not seem affected by the smell at all, and doesn't mind me brushing it on his bump. It leaves a bit of an oily residue, so I am careful to apply it directly to the bump. Long story short, after a few weeks, I noticed a dark spot. Then, one night, a layer of the bump sloughed off completely. So, now I am trying to apply 3x a day as instructed to see if it'll make the bump slowly disappear. Right now, it has another dark spot in the center... so, we'll see if it sloughs off another layer soon. I'll update in a month. Update - August 17th... 2 1/2 months after starting intermittent treatment. I only used this occasionally because of the smell, but last night a big chunk of the lump came off. It is significantly smaller... almost even with his skin.

My lab developed a wart in his ear. Looked like a small black cauliflower. Took him to my vet and was charged $225.00 for exam (she looked in his ear),drew blood to see if he was a candidate for surgical removal,and was told to call the next day so she could "work up the numbers". Well, I called the next day and was floored by the price I was quoted-$1100.00. I said wait a minute,we're just talking about a simple wart removal,right? she said yes and I then asked if there were any topical treatments we could try first. She says oh yeah. Well, why wasn't that discussed as opposed to going straight to the surgical removal. Well the night before I did some research on my own once I knew it was just a wart and not some cancerous tumor. Came across this product during my search and figured at the $18 and change pricepoint it was worth a try, so I went ahead and ordered it. Started applying product as soon as it arrived,and kept applying religiously at least twice a day for a couple of weeks.Directions stated that it could take anywhere between 2 to 6 weeks to see results. To be honest, I got a little discouraged when I didn't notice any improvement after 2 weeks. Then, all a sudden, near the end of the third week, as I was applying the usual way when I noticed that the wart seemed loose. I gave it a bit of a scrape with my finger, and lo and behold,about 3/4's of it literally fell off.Still applying,now at about week 5 and the wart has reduced to the size of a small pebble. So in my case, I would highly recommend this product, and be sure to keep applying for possibly up to six weeks, and hopefully you will get the desired result. Another plus is that this product does not cause any discomfort or pain to the dog all,

I started with this once a day on my dog's wart. It is on his leg and about the size of a dime. Its been about 2 weeks and wart appears flatter, but still the same in diameter. It appears that the ointment causes the wart surface to become black, scab and then falls off and then becomes black again and falls off. I am thinking that this process will continue to happen until the wart is gone. This has happened twice already in the two-week period of use. It does not hurt my dog and he is not in any discomfort. The ointment does have a very strong essential oil smell so just be aware of that. When the Black scab does fall off the new layer is flesh-colored and bleeds a little bit. I wash it with warm water and let it air-dry and then later that day it's ready for the ointment again. I'm going to give it another 4 weeks and monitor the treatment... if the wart is not gone by then I will most likely stop use and take the dog to the vet. There are no instructions on the bottle so it really is an experiment as to what is going to work with your dog. Update 12/29...this stuff is amazing. I went to 2 times a day and it got smaller and smaller. It finally stopped scabbing, there was no more black scabbing and I saw skin. I determined that this indicated the root of the wart was dead. So I decreased to everyother day for a week and it is gone. There is an open spot where the wart was and I hope his fur will grow back. This stuff saved us hundreds in vet bills. Totally recommend. The total process took about 6 weeks. I would not use this anywhere your dog can lick or near his/her eyes or mouth. The smell is strong and without instructions...you don't really know the hazards. Plus, ingestion of essential oils can be toxic.

I used this 1-3 x a day almost every day for about two months (I think there was a week I forgot when we were on the road). So not as often as is actually directed. My dog looked so pitiful and would try to skulk away every time I went to put it on but it was pretty easy to apply. I have no reason to think it was actually hurting him and he’s mostly sensitive and dramatic about everything — so maybe he just didn’t like the smell (it is strong). As soon as I started applying it parts of the wart did start turning black. It also started growing even more. Like a very long thin stalk. I should say I think it was a wart but I never had it looked at so I can’t say for sure. I suppose it could have been a skin tag or something else. He’d originally had other little similar bumps but I’d tried to squeeze this one thinking it was a some kind of weird pimple .. which apparently made it angry. And start growing while all the rest stayed just little bumps. Hence the purchase of this. In any case — I kept thinking maybe it would finally fall off but It seemed like the bottom was of the wart kept growing in and wasn’t even black so after about two months of applying this I gave up. A few days after I stopped .. i went to check on it and the whole thing was dried up and suddenly pulled right off leaving behind a small bump with a scab. The thing is if this *was a wart I think it’s actually supposed to take about this amount of time for the body to fight off the virus for the warts to disappear. Did the wart fall off from using this medicine? .. did it fall off bc I had *stopped* using the medicine? .. bc his body had fought off the virus? It definitely might have been this product (it did seem to turn it black) but it also did not at all seem like the wart was about to fall off earlier that week when I was still using it. Hard to say for sure. 🤷🏻‍♀️ At least I felt like I was doing something useful for him in the meantime and it did end up going away.

My toy poodle was covered in dog warts, I counted at least 50 that the vet said either get them cut out or she will just have to live with it. After just one application, I noticed that a couple were not there anymore and after a week nearly all gone. She only has 2 left now. O can't recommend this product enough.

When I got this product I wanted a refund because my dog kept licking it and then foaming at the mouth and freaking out. My dogs wart is between her lip and nose and she kept accidentally licking it off. After googling what’s in this stuff, I read that it’s basically pine tree sap extract so not harmful, so I kept trying it. She became used to it and after applying the oil I held her muzzle to stop her licking it for a minute after applying and then immediately distracting her with peanut butter to buy more time. After about 4 weeks the wart is about 1/4 of the size and almost gone. I’m going to keep applying until it’s all gone. It’s not working super fast, but so far it’s working, so I’m giving 5 stars because it works, but I’m warning of the super strong smell and the supreme distaste my dog has for it. Probably work better if she didn’t lick most of it off.

The application of this dog wart solution was disappointing. Was used on both dogs and simply did not work.

Works well. The cauliflower wart on our 16 year old Westie's head has almost gone completely ... within three weeks.

This stuff was amazing !!! It saved me 780 in vet bills. My dog had 4 warts, one that was gross and disgusting. And in no time this stuff made them shrink and disappear. The vet remove warts in the same spot once before and cost me almost $1000 , then multiplied and got four more . This stuff is amazing. It works !!!!!! Don't always take your vets advice !!! See the pictures I took it shows that they disappeared in no time.