HomeoPetHot Spots, 15ml

was recommended by my vet, really seems to help with my dogs skin problems. heals quite quickly

Review Update! At about 2 weeks I was seeing no improvement so had written that there was no noticeable change. (also I had read the review that says if you can't put it directly in your pets mouth it won't be effective, so assumed that's why it wasnt working) —BUT its been about 2months of routinely putting 5 drops in every meal for my cat, the hot spot appears to be gone and the fur has regrown!I also didnt pair it with any other medication. I did use the luecillin spray at first but my cat was afraid of the spray sound. But using the spray and the drops would encourage quicker healing!

Did not work,waste of money

didn't work

My golden retriever was having issues with hot spots on his back. The vet gave antibiotics but of course you are always spending like $200 out the door, so when his hot spot came back I bought this instead! Works so fast and his hair is finally growing back!

Only had to use this product in a handful of instances and found it the key to healing.This is a combination of homeopathic remedies that have the potential to be incredibly effective if used correctly. I do not subscribe to using steroids and other immune suppressing drugs when my pets or I experience such things as skin eruptions. I would rather help the body heal itself. That's what this product does.It works most effectively dosed on its own when the animal has a "clean" mouth (15-30 minutes after eating or drinking as well as 15-30 minutes before eating or drinking anything). If added to food or water, it loses its effectiveness. If dosed before or after the animal has eaten or drank something, it loses its effectiveness.

See little improvement after 1 week giving to an injured cat

My cat is allergic to mosquito bites. I’ve been using this for a couple years are in the mosquito season, and it definitely helps relieve the itch and swelling of the bikes around his ears and nose. I would highly recommend.

This product seemed to have helped a little for my one cat with hotspots. I was wary of the drops, given one user mentioned the ingredient list and I was very skeptical about them, but tried anyway and over the course of a few months she seems to pick less at her torn up skin area.I will say, whether this was directly related to the drops or not, the first night I put the *recommended amount* of drops in her food, she threw up - a lot. She's done this before when she eats too fast, but this night was way more than usual; at one point there was no food left and it was just watery. I was worried the ingredients had in fact messed with her and I didn't give them to her for probably a week and half after that. Finally, I tried reintroducing them into her food with just a single drop, then two, then three total; I don't give her any more than that, and often times I'll skip the drops for a few meals.All in all, she does seem to pick less now. She's had a problem with itching and pulling her hair out for a long time, and only after trying this out has it seemed to level out.