Lime Sulfur Pet Skin Cream (4 oz) for Dogs and Cats | Soothing Topical Skin Support for Puppies, Kittens, and Horses, For Dry, Itchy, and Irritated Spots

Smelly but a great alternative to lime/suffer baths

I bought this after reading many of the reviews about how QUICK it cleared things up so my older inside cat has a moderate case of ear mites that are bad in ears but also spread to other parts of her body, for the ears I've been using this stuff (didn't want to put on body due to I'm using a soft head restriction and not a hard cone that prevents body licking I'm doing it once a day as instructed and now almost a week in I see every little clearing up of the ears I can SEE the black spotted ear mites and very little have cleared on her ears. it stinks some but I don't really care about that and doesn't see to "really" bother the cat, and YES I know ear mites "can take" a full month to clear BUT I'd already been using other medicated products for almost 2 weeks before I got this (and still use it once aday at a different time) and to see little to no movement once I started using this...was strange. I mean you can give it a try but I would NOT buy this again it's doing ONLY as good as the other liquids I was using.

Yes, this has sulfur in it and it stinks. The scent does dissipate quickly though so don't get hung up on that! I am trying this for some hotspots and I hope it works for that, but I do not know the cause of it, so I'm just trying. I will update this if it works in the coming weeks. Obviously, this will be shipped. Pay attention to HOW this will arrive! If USPS is leaving this in a mailbox, it may get too hot in there (happened to mine) and the expansion from the heat broke the seal under the cap. It was a bit messy under the cap because of this, so just make sure the heat does not swell the container by not getting it out of the box on time. It still works and is fine, just something you may want to look out for being summer is here. Updates coming..... My neighbor's dog had hot spots a few weeks ago, they appeared out of nowhere and the cause is unknown. We put this on once and the dog stopped trying to lick them. 1 week later, the hair has grown in, so this fixed it!! Both of our dogs are now on an excellent, affordable and readily available dog food for skin sensitivities, https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01M2ZK9JI/ref=ewc_pr_img_1?smid=ATVPDKIKX0DER&psc=1 The sulfur WORKS!!!

So I tried it on myself first before putting it on my cat. The smell is just awful. Like sulfur-y lime scented facial clay, with a light whipped lotion texture. I put it on bug bites on my arm, and I think it helped a little. I didn’t touch the bites for a while, at least, since I didn’t want to spread the smell around! My foster cat has been on prednisolone and Benadryl for unidentified (even after a bunch of money spent at the vet) skin issues. She was clawing her hair out in large chunks and had created a very large wound that has taken months to heal. I need to get her figured out to the point that she doesn’t have to take pills anymore, so she can go back to her owner. I’ve gotten her weaned off the prednisolone as of a few days ago and the next step is to remove the Benadryl and see if this magic cream helps enough that all of her skin stays intact. It has seemed to help each time I’ve used it so far. Fingers crossed.

This cream helped relieve my pup’s hot spots. It applies easily (as you’d expect), and stays on well. If you don’t care to apply it with bare hands, you can easily you use a cotton swab, though it’ll take a bit longer if you have a large area to soothe. It has a little bit of an odor, it’s natural from the ingredients. It doesn’t offend me, but some folks might like know it’s not scentless. Overall, I find this to be a beneficial cream for doggy hot spot relief and the size of the jar will last for quite a while (yay for good value!). The “best by” date was about 18 months out from delivery date, I suspect we’ll use it up before that time rolls around. I think this is a good cream to keep on hand for dry skin and hot spots. I’m glad to have something on hand my pupper doesn’t object too!

I used this cause i found 5 kittens that looked like they had scabies. I couldn't afford to take them to the vet. First i ordered the dip and then the shampoo but just trying to do one kitten was impossible. I tried the spray and it broke and so figured cream would be easier and very disappointed when i got one last week and seal was off with some contents smeared on outside of jar. I tried it anyway cause i was desperate and the spray seemed to work a little but the cream didn't do anything and also didn't have the smell it was supposed to so i asked for another and I'm responsible for somehow getting the other one back to them which isn't so easy for me. I'm desperate for these kittens to get all better though so i agreed and just got the 2nd jar and it comes like this. This is like throwing money away and it's ridiculous. Arent these inspected before being sent out?.

I use this to spot treat rather than full emersion for mild fungal outbreaks on our rescue kittens. It is much better for them and easier to use than a dip but there is no escaping that nose burning sulfur scent.

It works slowly than using the sulfur mix with water