Pet MD Topical Spray for Dogs, Cats, and Horses with Essential Fatty Acids, Aloe and Vitamin E - 8 oz

I have been using this for yrs. for both my XL sized dogs from things like puncture wounds, cuts, bug bites and even fungal infections. Seems label was changed recently? But used to state clearly that was antiseptic AND anti-fungal. Seems they dropped that off label now for some reason? But most dog products you get 1 of those and then have to buy 2nd product for other. This spray plus some blood clotting powder are must haves for Dog 1st Aid kits you should have in advance of injury.Don't put directly into open wound (if that big needs vet) but good for cleaning up and helping itching for stitches / follow up care. Neither of my dogs have acted like in pain when applying (like from stinging). I find best to apply before walks or play time to give time to absorb before they try to lick wounded area and clean off spray too.

Used this product on my 5 pound cat & it provided relief and soothed her skin immediately. Highly recommend if your cat has skin issues.

It seems to at least temporarily reduce the irritation. My pup doesn’t go after his warts for a while after it is applied.It might be five star but too soon to tell.

Soothing to your pet’s skin. Not medicine smelling.

Great product. Quickly soothed dog's itchy skin and seems to be correcting issues. Cap is working well so far.

really like the spray itself, fast acting, pleasant smell, isn't sticky ... what i do NOT like is the spray bottle-sprayer. with EVERY bottle, half way thru if bottle is not held perfectly straight it will not spray. really, really gets frustrating. have to transfer to a different brands old empty bottle to use. at $16.99 -19.99 per bottle that is ridiculous. i recommend the spray itself, but be prepared to struggle half way thru or transfer to another sprayer.

My male pitbull is very yeasty. Yeasty paws and always had ear infections. The ears were horrible so I kept taking him to the vet and they kept prescribing meds. It would clear up and come right back. After years of that, I started looking for something I could do myself. Found this and have never been back to the vet for this reason. I clean his ears and give two sprays of this, twice a day until it clears. He doesn’t like it but he allows me to do it because he knows it helps. If I keep his ears dry he can go months with no infection. If one pops up this clears it right up. I don’t spray this on his paws because it says you shouldn’t get it in their eyes or mouth and he’ll lick it off. But I find if I keep the ears clears the feet are clear. He recently had a hives outbreak. Once we got that clear he stated having red crusty spots appear all over his body. They flare up, scab over and then flake off and another one pops up. I think it may be fungal too, so I started using this on them. He can’t lick them because they’re in his belly. We’ll see if this works.

My dog has a chicken allergy which causes blisters all over his body that are itchy and eventually crust over. It also causes redness and inflammation in his ears. I put this in a squeeze dropper bottle. It’s easier to manage getting it where I need it to be. Works at healing and giving him comfort. Didn’t think I was going to need a product after we found out about the Allergy but every now and then he has an outbreak due to y out right lying on what’s on their products and not disclosing that there’s chicken in it until I called the company and ask. So far I’ve had two dog food companies that had chicken by product and it wasn’t listed, one supplement and three different dog treats. Silly me reading the back thinking this is a safe product to get my dog. He has an outbreak. I have to call whatever company and they say oh yeah, there is chicken by product in it. So I will continue to buy this and have it on hand. Hopefully he has no more outbreaks, but just in case. FYI Bravecto has chicken in it. So does their rx heart worm meds.