Pet MD Hot Spot Treatment Spray | 1% Hydrocortisone Itch Relief

• 1% Hydrocortisone spray: For rapid relief from skin irritations caused by bites and other skin conditions.
• Itch relief for dogs and cats: Our hydrocortisone treatment reduces inflammation, swelling, itching, and redness to help stop the cycle of scratching and biting.
• Non-stinging formula: No fragrance or dyes helps relieve itching without causing further irritation to the skin.
• Hot spot spray for dogs, cats, and horses: Relieves symptoms of hot spots, bites, and skin conditions so your pet can heal quickly.
• Quality you can trust: At Pet MD our products are produced in the USA in facilities with strict inspection and quality controls.

Frequently Asked Questions About Hot Spot Treatment Spray

What is hot spot treatment spray used for?

Hot spot treatment spray helps relieve itching, redness, and inflammation associated with hot spots, insect bites, and other minor skin irritations. This Pet MD medicated spray contains 1% hydrocortisone to help soothe uncomfortable skin symptoms.

Can I use this hot spot treatment spray on dogs and cats?

Pet MD describes this hot spot treatment spray as suitable for dogs, cats, and horses. Always follow the product label for species-specific directions, precautions, and appropriate use.

How does this spray help with itchy, irritated skin?

The 1% hydrocortisone formula helps reduce inflammation and itching associated with irritated skin. By easing discomfort, it may help reduce scratching and biting while the underlying skin problem is addressed.

Is this a medicated spray for hot spots?

Yes. This hot spot treatment spray contains 1% hydrocortisone, a topical corticosteroid used to relieve itching and inflammation. It is intended for temporary symptom relief and does not replace veterinary treatment for infected or persistent hot spots.

Will this spray sting my pet's irritated skin?

Pet MD describes its formula as non-stinging and free from added fragrance and dyes. However, pets with sensitive or damaged skin may still react to topical products. Stop use and contact your veterinarian if irritation worsens.

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