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Skin and Coat Topics
 
PetHealth101.com:
Skin and Coat
In-depth education on flea allergy dermatitis, skin infections, and shedding.

 
 
 

Treating Hot Spots

 
 
  

Relieve your pet's irritating itch.


Hot spots are infected sores caused by bacteria being scratched into the skin. Use a product with ingredients that will help to quickly soothe your pet’s skin and relieve itching.
 
 

Be Soothed.
(For dogs only)
“My pet had dermatitis and was constantly itching. I gave him some antibiotics and bought the Be Soothed spray. It’s a pretty big bottle and I only had to use it for about a week. He wasn’t itching or shedding as much and the hotspots were actually clearing up!” - Dorothy
  
Treat hot spots on your dog immediately to avoid further infections.
 
Hot spots should be treated immediately to prevent serious skin infections
from developing.
  

Use a monthly flea preventative.


Hot spots are commonly caused by an allergic reaction to flea saliva. Using a flea preventative can help prevent flea dermatitis by killing fleas.
 
 

  
 
Max's Tip: Try a shampoo specially formulated to soothe itch and provide relief, such as Dermagard Hydrocortisone Medicated Shampoo.