Pet Care for Itchy and Dry Skin - Xtra Strength Formula - Safe Solution for Dog, Cat, Puppy, Kitten, Horse (16 fl oz)

Smells extremely bad but works like a charm, he seemed to have had instant relief. My vet prescribed a mousse that made my cat very sick, in my heart I felt like I was poisoning him. Did some research and found this dip. Dipped him, he wore a donut till dry, and was eating and as loving as normal. No side effects! 1st dip was messy but feel like a pro now. So glad I found this stuff. Highly recommend!

Dipped my cat twice and it seems to have cured the ringworm infection. It did irritate him or it may have been from the soars drying out. My cat kept scratching making things look much worse but healed up in a couple weeks. If you use a towel to dry your pet off after using this, throw it away. Don't try to wash it. It will stink up your washer really bad.

Smells terrible, works GREAT.WEAR SAFETY GLASSES OR GOGGLES!!!Your pet won't like it, but the smell goes away in a few hours, and it works.Follow the directions, and take care on the water temp, it matters.Good luck if you have a cat, there will be drama......

While it would be effective when used as a dip, it would also make each of my cats very sick. I felt horrible, and could not decide whether the treatment was worse than the infestation they had. Eventually I took them to the vet who prescribed nexgard. It was just as effective with no visible side effects.

I happy with this product. We moved to new area and I don't know if its the high fox/rabbit population in new area, but our dog got infected somehow and spread it to us next. I had tried multiple shampoo products at the beginning of her mange, sarcoptic mites and none worked. We had been to one vet that initially misdiagnosed her, and gave her prednisone and antibiotic at first which made everything worse. She was losing all her fur in just a few weeks. I was very worried because I know mites can kill a dog if it gets too bad especially at her advanced age. New vet gave our dog revolution and cytopoint injection. Then told us to dip her in lime sulfur dip once a week for 4 weeks. I don't know if its the revolution or this alone but I think both is helping the infestation. Since this stuff is toxic if ingested, we put muzzle on her and cone as well then crated her in the garage after dip. It smells like rotten eggs. I do not recommend doing this in house or wearing any jewelry or clothing that you want to risk getting stained. I wore full disposable painter suit and gloves for process. We have only dipped her once so far but within 48 hrs, I have already seen improvement in her ears and the crust from the mites that had formed there. Now I am starting to see clearer skin. We used bucket and sponge to coat her DRY fur and cotton balls to apply the dip to her ears, careful to not get near her face or eyes. Did not rinse off product per instructions. Poor thing is now a crated dog in our garage at night for next few weeks but its needed until every mite has died. Now disinfecting our house and us is been our next focus since we have discovered the proper diagnosis. With this type of mite its best to treat everyone in house at same time with product made specific for human or dog and type of mite. I even sprayed our yard with permethrin, got permethrin cream from doc for us humans and rewashed everything in hottest water possible( including my cleaning tools), even our clean clothes in closets, plus steam cleaned our furniture/mattresses/rugs and treated mattresses/couch with permethrin lice spray from Walgreen's. Its a very labor intensive process but I'm seeing improvement for our family all around. All of us already itch less in just few days. And I'm happy our beautiful sweet dog is starting to look better again in such a short time.

Prepare yourself to smell this stuff for days. Like, holy moly strong! Not sure it's done anything for our dog, still trying it in hopes. But darn that stuff is crazy awful.

So it stinks of rotten egg. That's a fact. It will also temporarily stain porcelain a streaky burgundy color -- so don't use it in your tub, like I did. That said, it worked like a dream on my poor, itchy, half-bald dog. My Chihuahua spent two summers scratching himself hairless and raw when we moved to our new house. Now he doesn't. I use this a few times during the summer/fall, give him no other baths, and he is an itch free dog. It's a relief for both of us! Follow the directions, wear gloves (or you will smell too) and understand that if you have a white dog, it will dye him/her (and anything else it comes in contact with). This is an effective product for my dog's skin condition and I'm pleased with it. NOTE: I have found that it can change consistency when container is stored half full. I don't know if it's a chemical change so I just buy a new container.

Do not I repeat do not put this on your dog.My dog is probably dying because I put this allegedly safe product on her.Oh yes it is safe and if she licks a little it won,t hurt her.False,false,false as my lawyer will prove if my dog dies.Why why why do people avertise poisonous products to make a buck.Sooooooo mad and sooooo sad.