Vet's Best Hot Spot Spray is for the single angry patch — the raw, wet, hairless circle a dog can create in an afternoon of licking one spot. The spray is alcohol-free and steroid-free, so it does not sting and can be used often, and it gives relief on contact, which is what breaks the lick-itch-lick cycle long enough for the skin to settle.
Know when a spray is not enough. A true hot spot can go from a small patch to a spreading, infected sore in a day or two. If the area is weeping pus, smells, is spreading, or your dog will not leave it alone despite the spray, it needs a vet — hot spots frequently need clipping, cleaning and antibiotics, and there is usually an underlying cause such as fleas, allergy or an ear problem that has to be found and dealt with.
Supplied as a 250ml trigger bottle. For general seasonal itching over the whole dog rather than one patch, use the Allergy Itch Relief Spray.
Benefits
- Relief on contact — the point is to interrupt the licking immediately.
- Alcohol-free and steroid-free — no sting on broken skin, and no steroid load.
- Tea tree oil and chamomile — the soothing plant actives.
- Aloe vera — moisture for dry, flaking skin around the edge of the patch.
Ingredients
Tea tree oil, aloe vera, chamomile.
How to Use
Spray the affected area one to four times daily. Keep clear of the eyes. For dogs only — do not use on cats.