BANIXXPet Care for Fungal & Bacterial Infections 8oz

I love this product. It works very well on a variety of things. Smells good. Easy to use. I have multiple animals and I can use this on all of them ,cats as well

Works extremely well.

Great product! Helped my dog immensely!

My 11 month old Corgi got ringworm somehow. At first I thought it was a flea problem because he kept scratching and I would notice a lot of fleas on him. :( Got him flea medication, bathed him regularly, the fleas were gone, but his rashes were not. Started to wonder what it was. Googled a lot of things and figured out it was ringworm. Ringworm is not necessarily a worm, but a type of fungus. So, I bought medicated shampoos and used it for a few days and nothing happened. Had to put a cone on him so that he wouldn’t make it worse (he was miserable). My friend told me about Banixx and how she used it to get rid of a rash her corgi had on his paw. It came a few days after I ordered it. I sprayed him about 3 times a day with it. And it worked! We’re a week in, and his underbelly is back to a regular light pink color, as opposed to how red it was a week before. Now this stuff works wonders, however, because it is a fungus, that means it lays dormant in your carpets and any items your dog touched. So along with this, I steam cleaned my carpet, washed all his bedding in antibacterial detergent, and mopped my entire kitchen and restroom with Clorox. I also had to throw away all his toys. :( This helps kill the fungus while your dog is being treated. He was pretty much confined to his pen until I saw signs of improvement. It also helps for your dog to have an Elizabethan cone, because this prevents them from licking. Hopefully within a week, we can take him off the cone. And I will continue to use this product so that he doesn’t get ringworm again. I highly recommend, and I did not have to take him to the vet which I’m sure would have cost me over $100 bucks.

If you're here because you've tried everything else - this is not your cure, don't waste your money on it. Just go to the vet. You likely need some high powered stuff if you're here out of desperation, and only vets can give you the answers you need.This product works as part of a proactive/preventive regimen once you've already gotten the issue under control with other medications and/or treatments. It's basically and mostly just clean water. ***It doesn't treat, soothe, or help heal anything.*** It simply helps you keep areas/wounds clean to try and maintain an environment where fungus and infection don't want to live or thrive. However, if your animal already suffers with frequent fungal issues, skin allergies, and ear infections, this will not help. You need a stronger preventative measure than this. Especially when it comes to ear infections. This product is advertised as being helpful for ear fungal infections but I wouldn't recommend it. Your just putting water in the ear and making it a wet environment which is the opposite of what the ear needs if it's already squishy with infection. As for fungus control, it would be more effective to use an antifungal cream like Athlete's Foot which serves the same purpose and also has added benefits of certain soothing properties.(I hope these tips help other pet parents struggling like I was. We found out our girl is prone to fungus and ear infections because she has allergies. She will always get them, there's really no cure, so we just have to try to prevent them through proactive measures like her monthly allergy shot, daily fish oil, fungal shampoo, and tea tree oil. These suggestions were all recommended by our vets but you should always okay it with yours first.)

Our rescue dog developed a hotspot on his right front leg. Vet thoroughly examined it. Conclusion was it appeared to be a "hotspot" caused by allergies. Treatment was prescriptive med for allergy and antibiotic for hotspot that was moist and with slight yellowing on margins of the sore, suggesting infection. A bonnet collar was to be worn to keep him from licking the spot. Used the allergy meds and antibiotic but collar was unacceptable to this formerly abused 10 year old dog. No improvement in 2 wks. decided to look at OTC meds for hotspots. Settled on this product after reading reviews. Grateful it is marketed in 8oz bottle with easy squirt mechanism. Has no detectable odor. Used 1/2 a cottonball saturated with the Banixx liquid. Our pet did not avoid the product due to any odor or sting. Applied 2-4x/day and rubbed his sweet spot to keep him still until rapid drying occurred. He did not attempt to lick the place after treatment, if it was dry. Within a week it it began to show improvement and spot became dry. He has been kept on allergy med but I do not at present plan to refill it unless a new hotspot develops. Cannot tell you Banixx was responsible for the improvement considering he had the week of antibiotic med and stayed on the allergy med. However, the hotspot is now thoroughly healed. If he breaks down again, I will use Banixx for 7-10 days before paying prescriptive allergy med prices. I was pleased with the product whether it was responsible for the fast change in the hotspot or whether it was just supplemental to the healing.

It works good for my fur baby

My cat had a small wound on his face, we think from a wrestling match with his brother. I cleaned it by spraying this on a cotton ball and wiping his face. In about 48 hours his wound had quadrupled and was bleeding and painful. My vet said the wound resembled a chemical burn. Antibiotics, topical treatments, pain medication and $250 of his very guilty feeling mom’s money later- I am looking at a long healing process for my little trooper.