Vetnique Dermabliss Hot Spot Treatment Spray for Dogs Cats, Skin Relief

I bought this product to help with hotspots on my seven month old golden retriever puppy. He absolutely did not fight me when I was putting this on and this absolutely helped clear up his hotspots. Super easy to use just spray it on, it was clearly effective in solving our problem there was no odor no taste no uncomfortableness by the dog

Worked well on my old lab.

I really like the Vetnique Dermabliss Hot Spot Treatment Spray. It’s easy to use, helps soothe irritated skin, and has a nice smell. It’s definitely something I like keeping on hand for my pets.

This product has been beneficial to the hot spots on my shepherd. It's easy to use and he tolerates it well. Faster than cottonballs and dabbing traditional chlorhexidine to the site. I do blot excess product away from his fur due to overspraying.

This is good stuff and it helps my dog when he’s biting at his paws..we spray it on and it’s sooting for him because he always stops licking…. I would recommend this product and the seller

I have multiple chemical sensitivity to fragrance chemicals. They cause breathing difficulty, airway swelling, brain fog, migraine, nausea, and vomiting. I bought these products because they are listed in the product description as "unscented." They are NOT. In fact, they have more fragrance chemicals in them than perfume and are thus unusable. Unfortunately, I didn't discover this until one day after the return window closed. NOT HAPPY. Not only are the fragrances toxic to 1 in 4 humans, I can guarantee these products are agony for dogs whose sense of smell is so much more acute. DON'T WASTE YOUR MONEY, AND DON'T HARMN YOUR DOG.

As expected

My dog is having some sort of severe allergic reaction happening with his paws. He has licked/chewed off all of the hair on his ankles and has angry, crusty skin. We're working with the vet with oral medications and diet. However, he is still having issues. I wanted something to soothe his skin and help his hair grow back. I bought this after reading the reviews. We've been using it for a week and, honestly, I can't tell if it's good or bad. When I put it on his ankles he goes INSANE. He bucks around the room trying to get at them around his cone and starts showing signs of distress like panting and drooling. However, about an hour later, he's calm and actually itches and fusses less than when he doesn't have it on. I am torn. I hate seeing him in the initial distress, so I will try another spray. It could just be that his skin is currently so bad that it's initially like when we humans put alcohol on a cut. However, I just can't stand seeing him so upset. I think I'll save it to try again when we get his skin a little healthier. UPDATE: Took my dog to the vet and brought this spray along for her to look at. She said that there doesn't appear to be anything in it which is all that soothing. She did say that it contains an antibacterial ingredient, which might help some dogs. Turns out my guy does have a bacterial infection, secondary to his allergic reaction and that my initial thought that it's like putting alcohol on a wound is fairly accurate. The vet said that bacterial infections can itch almost as badly as the allergy. So, it might help your dog's hot spots with regular use, if they are bacteria related, but it won't do much soothing otherwise. For now, she gave us a truly soothing prescription spray.