Licks Pill-Free ACHE AID Homeopathic Medicine for Pain for Cats
Mixed reviews for Licks ACHE AID; effectiveness varies by cat
The kin+kind Hot Spot Dog & Cat Relief Balm is effective for treating hot spots but has mixed reviews regarding its ease of use and safety for cats.
Not suitable for cats
Prevention: Avoid using on cats
Users report quick and effective relief for hot spots in dogs.
The product is easy to apply, even with long fur.
The balm heals hot spots quickly.
Some users report issues with the turning mechanism of the tube.
Tip: Manual dispensing with fingers
Some users complain that the product is different from what they previously ordered.
There is a warning against using the product on cats.
Tip: Avoid using on cats
Several users report a decline in quality or different from the original product.
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Factors: Turning mechanism issues
No, the product explicitly states not to use on cats.
The majority of users find it very effective for treating hot spots in dogs.
Some users report issues with the turning mechanism of the tube, making it difficult to dispense the product.
Most users report quick healing of hot spots, but some mention that the product is different from what they previously ordered.
"I have only been using this for a few weeks and my dog's elbows are almost healed and the fur is growing back. Her hot spots go away within a day after using this product."
"Not the same product!!!! And it says don’t use on cats"
If you have a dog with hot spots, this balm could be a useful remedy. However, be cautious as some users have found issues with usability and cat safety.