Johnsons Vet Skin Eez Cream, 50g

Brilliant-my cat has dermatitis this has really cleared it up!

Our got to when our dog gets hot spots! We have tried expensive vet creams and while they worked, they got expensive. Found this wonderful cream while on my hunt for something more affordable. It works brilliantly. After a few days they start to dry out. Make sure you continue to use it for a few days after they have gone or they come back.

​I bought this cream for my dog, Bela Lugosi, who suffers terribly with allergies. This manifests as awful itchy skin which she sadly scratches into very sore hot spots on her body. ​This cream has definitely been helping. It doesn't hurt her sensitive skin when I apply it, but it does have a distinct, rather medical smell. The texture is greasy and thick, so it really stays put. ​The container shape is good and easy to open, but the size is very small considering how often I have to use it. My main problem is Bela actually likes the taste, and she will lick it right off if I'm not watching her! ​It seems to be helping soothe the area and offers her some relief, which is what matters most. I would absolutely recommend this for pet owners dealing with persistent skin irritation.

This is a great product, I use this on my mastiff as she got a bit dandruff and itchy but im really glad to say she's passed it now, I gave her anti itch chews and coated her affected area with this, she back to her lovely self and not scratching

This started working then my cat decided he wasn't going to let me apply cream to his skin anymore. Refused point blank. And he can sense when the cream is opened or on your finger from the other side of a room. We had to stop all lotions, sprays and spot ones and go for diet change instead to reduce skin sores. This worked better.

My little French bulldog has suffered from a rash all over his belly for months now,I have tried all types treatment but nothing works. Last week I tried Johnson's skin-eze cream guess what 5 day later no scratching and no sores. I now have 1 happy dog.

A cat who has adopted me has had terrible problems with harvest mites. (It's that time of year). He allowed me to flea drop him and whilst I can find no fleas - the occasional tick - he was itching and scabbing badly. Thought okay - in for a penny, in for a pound, we'd give this a go. A little bit goes a long way, smoothed over my hands and rubbed well into his coat. The smell isn't that bad and the cream soon disappears into his fur, which is now quite silky. The first time was a disaster - and the screaming was 😱. He did spend some time licking, but now just accepts his fate and hasn't even thrown up any hairballs. We persevered every couple of days and now the scabs are drying and can be combed out - grooming is the 'in' thing at the moment. Yes - I would recommend you give this a try - it may not work for everyone, but it's certainly something I'll keep in the animal first aid box.

This stuff is incredible. My cat developed a dry, scabby rash all down his lower back that caused a long bald patch. Before going to the vet I thought I’d try this, and I’m so happy I did. Took about 3 applications to heal him fully but I saw a huge difference after just one. It left his fur looking oily but that had gone by morning. He wasn’t bothered by the cream, didn’t try to lick it off.