Topical Spray Hydrocortisone-Free

This product works fast! My dog suffers from itchy ears from grass, and we can spray this on his ears and he gets instant relief.

Used for hot spot on our dogs inner leg. Cleared it up completely within 2 weeks. Our dog also gets inflamated paw pads from excessive licking. This calms the raw spot and also prevents further licking as it probably doesn't taste good

I dislike the smell but it clears my boys sores within a day or two. It's been a real blessing when nothing else would work. I wish we could figure out what causes the break outs but until we do I'm glad I found this product.

This is the third Zymox product I have tried. I tried the drops for the ears first and they worked beautifully. Then a few months later my puppy developed a rash on the ear margins. She was getting crusty scabs and while it did not bother her much, it bothered me and she was losing her fur! I first tried the Zymox cream and it worked but it seemed to heavy and would leave her ear feeling and looking matted down and greasy. I decided to try the Zymox spray instead. My westie puppy did not like the sound of the spray so I just open the cap and apply some with my finger to saturate her ear margins inside and out. I am generous with it but not pouring it on. When it dries it might be slightly sticky but not nearly as bad as with the cream. I am not using any of the products with hydrocortisone at this time. I am also washing the area twice a day with a mild vinegar and water solution before I apply the zymox. I love Zymox without hydrocortisone for my dog and I feel it is safe to use compared to other options. I would recommend this for a dog or cat with any skin issue. It will address, yeast, bacteria and probably anything except a systemic cause.

It helps a little with our dog’s itchiness but the spray gave her fur a foul odor.

Great product, fast delivery,

Spray on an area where she's scratching or biting. She stops scratching or biting that place for several hours. Just have to keep on top of it until the spot heals.

dogs lick their paws..they do..don't believe the social media ads that it is a food issue..but it might be..and it might be yeast..yeast will get deep inbetween pads..and licking keeps it wet and growing..this wipes out yeast but it takes a long time..yeast is stubborn..and comes back..use periodically..get it down between the pads. helps to trim if very furry there..to help dry out.