Hot Spot Spray

Benefits

Immediate Relief - Vet’s Best Hot Spot Spray for Dogs provides immediate relief for itchy, dry, and irritated dog skin on contact, helping to soothe hot spots and seasonal skin irritation.
Plant-Based Ingredients - A unique blend of natural key ingredients, including tea tree oil, aloe vera, and chamomile, provides fast and effective relief.
No-String Formula - Our alcohol-free, no-sting formula provides soothing relief for red, raw, or inflamed skin. Does not contain steroids such as hydrocortisone.
It Works - Guaranteed effective and will not affect topical flea and tick control products.
Vet's Formula - Veterinarian formulated and recommended, and made in the USA with quality US and imported ingredients.

Product Details

Ingredients

Tea Trea oil, aloe vera, and chamomile

Directions for Use

Spray directly on raw, irritated hot spots. Repeat 1-4 times daily as needed. If your dog suffers from flea allergies, spray entire body daily or as needed. Avoid spraying near eyes.

FAQs

Does the Vet’s Best Flea and Tick Itch Support get rid of fleas?

Our Vet’s Best Flea & Tick Itch Support is not intended to be used as a flea or tick preventative, but in conjunction with them. These delicious chews provide daily support for skin irritations associated with seasonal allergies and environmental contaminants like fleas and ticks.

My dog got into the package of Flea and Tick Itch Support chews, and ate the entire container, what do I do?

Anytime a pet ingests more than what is indicated under Directions for Use on the packaging, we strongly encourage you to contact your veterinarian, or pet poison immediately so they can determine what next steps should be taken for your pet. Veterinary professionals are best positioned to evaluate the situation and any potential impact an overdose can have on your individual pet’s health. It is important to have the product packaging available when you reach out, so they have all relevant information.

Can I use Vet’s Best Flea & Tick Itch Support with other skin supplements?

In many cases, using multiple supplements for your pet is safe and indicated. However, it is crucial to ensure they do not contain the same active ingredients to avoid overconsumption, as well as not providing two of the same types of supplements, e.g., two skin and coat supplements, two seasonal allergy supplements, even if they have different active ingredients. Always consult with your veterinarian before introducing new supplements into your pet’s regimen to ensure the safety of the supplement with any prescribed medications, as well as making sure your pet will benefit from the addition of the supplement in their routine. Lastly, read the product label through entirely before providing any supplement to your pet.