Vet Recommended Dog Dry Skin Cream & Moisturizer - Helps Dog Hair Loss Regrowth - Dry Nose & Cracked Paws - Works with Hot Spots for Dogs - 240ml (8 Oz)

My baby’s skin was like sandpaper, he had alopecia, this cream has softened the skin & hair is growing back, non-greasy & smells great

We have used this cream on our two smaller breed dogs (Pomeranian and Bichon) who are older now and have had some hair loss. This stuff works great! We have reordered it may times at this point, and I highly recommend for any one to try if their dog is having trouble with hair loss.

I’ve been using this since late November and while I haven’t really noticed much hair regrowth (there’s been a little but that could just be from it growing on its own), it does seem to moisturize pretty well. My dog has been suffering from skin issues for months and has chewed all the hair off her back paws and most of the hair from her front paws. She also had surgery on her bladder and her belly is still bald.I’ll admit I don’t apply it as often as I did in the beginning. Especially since I started using antibacterial wipes on those areas. Those seem to have really made a difference on the dry, flakiness that was there before. Check out TrizChlor wipes on chewy if you’re interested. I also have her wear cones to prevent more damage to herself. This stuff smells pretty good and it’s a little thin so it goes on easily and you don’t need to use much. I like to have it around to add extra moisture and maybe a little more itch relief when she’s particularly irritated. I like that it doesn’t contain coconut oil or butter as she may be sensitive to it and it’s in pretty much every skin care product for dogs. I don’t really care for the parabens but this is just for temporary use.

Got this for my bulldogs alopecia but it didn't really do anything. Used it for a month

Our little adopted silky terrier has diabetes and numerous times had a Libre blood glucose sensor attached with skin glue by the vet office. However, on a FB group for dogs with Libre sensors I found out how bad it is to use skin glue! It damages the dog's skin and plugs up the fur hair follicles and the glue never comes off all the way. So I purchased the recommended and SAFE adhesive and the proper adhesive remover. However, the damage was already done and round bare skin was visible in numerous areas where the Libre sensor had been attached with the bad type of skin glue typically used at vet's offices. She looked pretty pitiful with the missing fur areas. I started researching on Amazon and found this product.Already after using only one bottle, applying it and massaging it into the bare areas twice a day, the furstarted to grow back! I ordered a second bottle and the fur growth continues to improve! I was skeptical at first, but when used consistently at least twice a day, gently massing it in, it will work! The cream is light and Not greasy, doesn't smell, which is nice. I believe the product is overpriced but it was the only product I found mentioned "promotes hair/fur growth"