HomeoPet Skin & Itch Relief, 15 ml

14th: My 10-year-old cat has had skin allergies for years (licks belly/inner thighs bald and occasionally to the point of raw sores, as well as little scabby bumps at the base of her tail). Nothing, not even a visit from a veterinarian, was able to help. I changed her diet (again) and started this homeopathy treatment at the same time and her skin cleared up about 85% (belly completely cleared and fur started growing back, but she She wasn't licking/scratching herself raw any longer, which was a significant improvement). I couldn't tell if it was the treatment or the new diet that was making a difference (a combination of both?). ), until I ran out of it, but she stuck to her new diet. After several days of not giving her the homeopathy treatment, I began to notice her scratching/licking herself more and more each day, and then more and more small scabby bumps began to form at the base of her tail, and her belly appeared irritated. I'm convinced that this treatment is effective now! I'm going to buy some more today! I can't bear seeing her in such a bad mood! I'll change my rating to 5 stars if her skin clears up after this second purchase!
Dec. 27th - update: Five stars have been added. Her skin has 100% improved in under 2 weeks of using this for the second time. I'm awestruck and relieved to see her no longer in pain. Her fur is now full and lustrous, and she is a much happier and more productive cat! I am a firm believer in the effectiveness of homeopathy. It's not a quick fix, but it's worth sticking with for the best results! Must buy. It's not a bad idea to give it a shot.

Bryan Matthews

| Apr 17, 2021

I've been using this product for years and enjoy it. This is what I use on my shih-tzu, who weighs in at ten pounds. a shih tzu with a variety of skin allergies and irritations - Sometimes it's because of the environment, and other times it's because of the food induced. Regardless of why he's itching or how severe it is, giving him this as a treat twice a day (five drops each time) is a huge help. He'll be up all night scratching if I don't give it to him every day when he has a skin irritation. This is a fantastic product that I would strongly advise you to try.

Gracie Stark

| Jun 04, 2021

Ej, our cat, has had skin problems on and off for the last two years. They had recently become more severe, and he simply would not/could not stop overgrooming himself. br>He would lick his back, sides, belly, chest, and underarmpit areas until they were bald, red, and oozy. His fur dried in those spots, so I'm guessing he groomed more. Until this most recent flare-up, I was able to control his symptoms. This has been going on for about 4 months. I put him in the Cone and brushed him whenever I got up to make him feel better, and then I took it off to see how he reacted. Normally, I would wait an hour to see what the results were, but I had to reapply the Cone after only 30 minutes because he had already done so much damage to his skin, causing his healing to be significantly slowed. br>This went on for months and drove me insane, so I can only imagine how he felt. br>I decided to give homeopet a shot, and I'm glad I did. For the past few weeks, Ej has been working on this. br>Right now, he's been in a Cone for a long time, trying to heal the majority of his problem areas. When I ordered it, I took it off for an hour to see what would happen and get a sense of his current state before trying the medicine, and sure enough, he licked himself raw. It was a horrible shade of red. When the homeopet arrived, I started giving it to him three times a day in wet cat food. Ej isn't bothered by the flavor at all. He'll also eat it if you mix it with hot water in dry cat food. br>I took his Cone off again after a week to see what would happen, and I've never been happier. He grooms himself normally, but he does not lick himself raw until he no longer bleeds. He still didn't have any red sore spots after a few weeks. Not one. I've been checking on him every day to make sure he's okay, and he's doing great. I understand that some people are skeptical of natural remedies, and I was one of them. But, since cats have no concept of "placebos," I can rule that out. All I know is that he's been grooming himself raw, red, and oozy every chance he's had for the past four months. Despite having a Cone, he was still able to get to some strange places. He has completely stopped using homeopet after using it. Whatever the problem was, he's doing a lot better now. His fur is growing back nicely, and he appears to be in a much better mood. There will be no more hot, swollen sores. br>I understand that this may not work for every cat, and that some cats are extremely picky about their food, so you may need to get creative with how you administer it. You must also allow time for it to work its way into their system. It took a week for us, but he was in a Cone to keep from aggravating the situation further. I do suggest using a Cone to aid in their recovery and give the animal a better chance. br>In our case, Ej was totally cool with it, and I couldn't be more pleased. I highly recommend this product, as it has made a significant difference in Ej's life. I'll probably keep ordering this so I can keep track of him on a daily basis. I'm really glad I gave it a try. br>br>In the Cone photo, he has a patchy spot on his side, but he had a lot more on him than that. The second photo was taken just before I started writing this review. br>br>By all means, do your homework and make sure you're purchasing the right product for your needs. If your pet has hot spots or itchy skin, this is the product to use. I'm glad I did.

Cash Dean

| Oct 09, 2021

I took her to the vet, who said it was due to stress and over grooming from her time in the shelter and her previous life, but offered no medication or advice to help her feel better. I went on Amazon and purchased these homeopathic anti-itch drops, which I put in her food on a daily basis. For the past two weeks, I've been giving her these drops, and they appear to be working. Attached are before and after photos.

Zayne Rasmussen

| Jun 03, 2021

Take your pet to the vet if he or she is scratching! br>br>If your veterinarian finds nothing wrong, you might want to try this. It's in my cat's wet food as well as his drinking water. He can smell medicine from a mile away and ignores it. I'm doing a few things to help him stop scratching (probiotics, limited ingredient food), and this is just one of them. His itch is lessening. I don't believe this product is doing all of the work, but I believe it is contributing. br>br>Note that his itching has not completely stopped, but it has significantly decreased (though I am still doing several things to control it).

Brennan Jenkins

| Nov 16, 2021