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Hot Spot Wound & Skin Care Herbal Spray | Mad About Organics

Hot Spot Wound & Skin Care Herbal Spray | Mad About Organics

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A fast‑acting, herbal healing spray designed to calm, soothe, and support recovery for irritated skin. Mad About Organics’ Hot Spot Wound & Skin Care Herbal Spray helps relieve painful hot spots, raw patches, yeast issues, rashes, and other skin irritations all without steroids, antibiotics, or harsh chemicals. This gentle, no‑rinse formula is safe for dogs, cats, horses, small animals, and even humans, making it one of the most versatile healing sprays in natural pet care.

 

 

Mad About Organics Hot Spot wound and skin care herbal spray has been outperforming many of the competitor products and quickly calms and relieves painful hot spots and other irritated skin issues. Our one-of-a-kind formula soothes itchy, raw, irritated skin, all without affecting topical flea control products. Use to treat hot spots, rain rot, outer ear infections, yeast infections, and rashes. This steroid-free, antibiotic-free, no-rinse solution is non-toxic and speeds healing. We have taken extra steps to develop our wonderful hot spot wound and skin care healing spray so all types of animals (dogs, cats, horses, and small animals) and humans would benefit from its use. Since every animal has different sensitivity issues, we always recommend testing a small area just to make sure there are no negative reactions. If any occur, stop use immediately and consult with your vet or doctor.

Returns & Refunds

We accept returns on most unopened, unused items within 30 days of delivery.

For full details, please see our Returns Policy.

Shipping & Delivery

• $9.99 flat-rate shipping
• Free shipping on orders $75+
• Orders ship within 1–3 business days
• Most items arrive in 5–8 business days
• Some orders may arrive in multiple packages

Wellness Disclaimer

GreenSnout does not provide medical or veterinary advice.
All wellness products should be used as directed by the manufacturer.
Consult your veterinarian before introducing new supplements or treatments.

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