Name: Nutri - Vet Hydrocortisone Spray for Dogs
Price: 17.59 USD
Availability: Discontinued

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bottle (4 oz)

$17.59

Total Price: $17.59

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This item has been discontinued by the manufacturer. Please see Zymox Topical Spray with HC .5% for an alternative.

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Product Overview

Nutri-Vet Hydrocortisone Spray for Dogs is specially developed to provide soothing relief to your pets. It contains 0.50% Hydrocortisone Acetate which effectively soothes itchy and irritated skin that is usually caused by flea and other insect bites, localized inflammation, eczema, and other skin irritations. This liquid spray can be applied directly to affected areas until comfort is achieved. Product comes in a convenient 4 oz. spray bottle.

Details

Active Ingredient	Hydrocortisone Acetate - 0.50%
For use in	Dogs.
Pet safe	Yes, if used as directed on label.
Formulation	Liquid.
Shipping Weight	0.35 lbs
Manufacturer	Nutri-Vet Wellness (Mfg. Number: 99962-2)
UPC	669125999622

DIRECTIONS:

Shake well before use. Hold spray 4-6 inches from the affected area and spray directly. Apply 2-3 times until relief is achieved. For best results, cleanse affected area prior to using this product.

Inactive Ingredients: Deionized Water, Propylene Glycol USP, Dimethyl Sulfoxide

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Is Nutri - Vet Hydrocortisone Spray for Dogs safe if my dog were to lick the area sprayed?

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Nutri - Vet Hydrocortisone Spray for Dogs is formulated to use on dogs with the knowledge that they will likely lick some treated spots. While treatment will work best if you stop the dog from being …
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Nutri - Vet Hydrocortisone Spray for Dogs is formulated to use on dogs with the knowledge that they will likely lick some treated spots. While treatment will work best if you stop the dog from being able to lick at or worry at treated areas, small bits of ingestion would not hurt most animals.

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