The Pro-Sense Itch Relief Dog Hydrocortisone Spray initially provides relief but seems to lose effectiveness after a few days. The owner also mentions additional measures like adding fish oil to the diet to help with prolonged effects. The product receives a mixed review, with the owner questioning whether they would buy it again.
Possible allergic reactions indicated.
The spray provided relief from itching during start days.
Dog owner decided to add fish oil to the diet, which helped further.
The spray stopped working effectively after the initial 2 days.
The spray provides initial relief for 2 days, but its effectiveness decreases over time. Additional measures may be needed for long-term management of itching.
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"The first 2 days it worked great. Now not helping her itch as much. Don't know if I will buy it again. Have added fish oil to her diet, but she still wakes up at least 2 times a night with a 5 minute scratching session."
While the Pro-Sense Itch Relief Dog Hydrocortisone Spray provided initial relief, its long-term efficacy is questionable. The reviewer is unsure whether to repurchase it, suggesting it might be useful for acute situations but not for long-term management.
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