Curaseb Hydrocortisone Spray for Dogs and Cats | Soothing Itch Relief

Curaseb Hydrocortisone Spray for Dogs & Cats

Fast-Acting Itch Relief for Hot Spots and Irritated Skin

Target immediate relief with this veterinary-grade hydrocortisone spray for dogs and cats, designed to help stop biting and scratching caused by hot spots, allergies, and minor skin irritations. The high-capacity bottle features a precise pump mechanism for controlled application on the affected area.

• Veterinary Strength: Provides 1% Hydrocortisone at maximum concentration to rapidly reduce swelling, redness, irritation, and discomfort.
• Natural Soothing Agents: Infused with Aloe Vera and Vitamin E to moisturize dry patches while calming inflamed, irritated skin.
• Scent Control: A pleasant cucumber melon fragrance effectively masks odors often found on oozing hot spot lesions.
• Precision Delivery: Ergonomic spray trigger allows easy access to sensitive areas such as the ear canal and belly fur.
• American Production: Formulated and manufactured in the USA to ensure strict regulatory safety standards are met daily.

This 4 fl ounce unit measures 118.56 mL per container; store in a cool, dry area out of reach when not treating affected pet areas.

For best results, spray directly on the irritated skin as directed by your veterinarian. Do not use on or near the eyes or into ears, and discontinue use immediately if infection or pus is present. If swelling persists for 7 to 10 days, consult a veterinarian. Use only as directed by a veterinarian and do not use for prolonged periods.

Orders ship same-day; we offer standard exchanges for damaged goods arriving at your doorstep.

FAQ

Does hydrocortisone spray work? Yes, hydrocortisone spray can help provide quick relief from itching, redness, and irritation caused by hot spots, allergies, and minor skin irritations when used as directed.

How often should I put hydrocortisone on my dog? Follow your veterinarian’s directions. In many cases, it is applied to the affected area 2 to 3 times daily, but you should consult a veterinarian for guidance based on your pet’s needs.