Skin and Coat Care Ointment for Pets - Itchy or Dry Skin, Wounds, Hot Spots – Calendula Oil, Manuka Honey, Lime Sulfur, Cedarwood Oil, Coconut Oil – Dogs, Cats, Puppies, Kittens

The description says 6.25 oz you only get 3.5 oz for 24.99! I did contact them about this and they did refund me a portion of my money, because I still wanted to try the product! They were good with communicating, and they said they were going to change the size discrepancy and they have not as of today 7/10/23 my order was received on the 25 th of june! I did ask them 2 x to change it! That is why I waited to put a review! As far as the product is concerned I have to agree with the others that say it stinks bad! I had to have my husband apply it to the dog! I can’t see a difference in her spot! It might help for yours, but the smell is something you have to get over! PS if I had opened it right away I might have just returned it for all of my money just because of the smell!

The cream is too thin, like milk preparations, fluid and runny. I had a hard time applying it because it wouldn't stick to my finger but kept falling off itIn addition, the ulcer on the cat's neck got worse

I use this on my dog's Paws when you use this product it's best to have it on your dog while they're in the house or they're not trotting around outside so that the ingredients can seep into the skin. it has a lot of good products in it that helps put moisture back into your dog paws you will have to use this on a regular basis to see a difference in your dog paws same as if you were human and put lotion on

I’ve used this for two cats. One had chin issues - scabbing and painful lumps, possibly cat acne - and it had been going on for several months. I’ve tried different things - Changing food bowls… Apple cider vinegar… medicated wipes… - with varying degrees of success. Then I finally got up the nerve to try this. I used just the smallest dab, rubbing it into her chin really well. I was surprised that she didn’t run away like she usually does, so maybe she felt immediate relief? I don’t know… I don’t speak her language. I did this again the next day. The day after that I forgot… but on day 4 I checked and her chin had almost healed up. I was amazed! Before I tried this her chin had gotten the worst I had seen it get, and I was really worried. I applied one more small dab, and then stopped. I haven’t put any more on her in a couple weeks and it’s still all healed up. Then my friend had an infection on her cats lip after surgery and steroids, so I gave her a little bit to try. She had the same type of experience. She used the smallest amount, avoiding getting any in her cats mouth, and within a few days her cat went from having a foul smelling infection, drooling and being unable to eat to healing well and eating and drinking.

This product smells awful so I did not want to put that on my dogs paws...

I put a small amount of this on a chapped area on one of my animals. It seemed to help the roughness and make the area smooth. It has a very strong sulfur smell. I am assuming anything that smells that strong of sulfur has to kill bacteria. Use caution if strong smells bother you. I would wear gloves. The smell will linger on skin after washing. It has definitely made the chapped area look much better overnight. I have not tried it on a wound yet.

I haven't used this product enough to know if it works but the smell is aweful. I tore the house upside down.looking for the awful smell (old urine smell) but it was the cream I.put on my dog the night before.

I'll start by saying that my small dog has very sensitive skin and has allergies. I tried a small amount on a hot spot. The area seemed to have a shade of redness the following day. Not sure it's the ointment but I am hesitant to put more on. The scent is strange but smells like natural stuff with no added fragrance and that's good. I am being overly cautious with my skin sensitive dog but will try it on another dog for comparison. Will update.