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Hydrocortisone Itch Spray

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Hydrocortisone Itch Spray
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Hydrocortisone Itch Spray

Get It By
Get It By
The Scratching

The Scratching Feeds Itself

Why it gets worse instead of better

An itch gets licked. The licking breaks the skin. Broken skin itches more, so it gets licked again. Within a day or two something minor has turned into a raw patch you’re booking an appointment for. Breaking that loop early is the whole job.

  • Fleas and insect bites start most of them
  • Grass and pollen flare up seasonally
  • Licking and biting break the skin open
  • Hot spots can spread within hours
  • Damp coats after swimming make it worse
  • Nearly all of it starts as something small

Why Choose This One

A simple topical, used properly.

Why Choose This One

A simple topical, used properly.

1% Strength, Clearly Stated

You know exactly what you’re putting on. No vague “soothing blend”.

Three Ingredients

Nothing in the bottle that isn’t doing a job.

Non-Stinging Base

Built for skin that is already broken, not just dry.

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What’s In It

Three ingredients. Nothing added to sting or stain.

Hydrocortisone 1%

Hydrocortisone 1%

The active ingredient. A mild topical steroid that reduces inflammation.

Propylene Glycol USP

Propylene Glycol USP

Carries the active into the skin and spreads it evenly.

Germaben II

Germaben II

Preservative. Keeps the bottle stable once it’s been opened.

No Fragrance or Dyes

No Fragrance or Dyes

Nothing in it that could irritate skin that’s already sore.

How To Use It

Two to three times daily. No more than that.

Step 1

Shake

Shake the bottle well before every use.

Step 2

Spray

Spray directly onto the affected area. Keep it well away from eyes and nose.

Step 3

Stop

Two to three times a day at most, and not for prolonged use. If it hasn’t improved in 7 to 10 days, book the vet.

Made for Dogs, Cats and Horses

4 fl oz (118 ml) pump spray.

Non-Stinging

No alcohol burn on broken skin. Most animals don’t flinch at it.

No Fragrance or Dyes

Nothing added that could set off more irritation than you started with.

Reaches Under the Coat

A spray gets into folds and dense fur without rubbing a sore patch.

Use Between Baths

Spot-treat as needed without washing the whole animal down.

Where It Helps

Common causes of a flare-up.

Allergies

Allergies

Grass, pollen and seasonal triggers.

Insect Bites

Insect Bites

Fleas, mites, mosquitoes and midges.

Hot Spots

Hot Spots

Raw patches from licking and chewing.

Dermatitis

Dermatitis

General irritation and inflamed skin.

When Not to Use This

Hydrocortisone is a steroid. It calms inflammation, which also means it can mask something that needs treating properly. In these cases, skip it and speak to your vet.

When Not to Use This

Hydrocortisone is a steroid. It calms inflammation, which also means it can mask something that needs treating properly. In these cases, skip it and speak to your vet.

Infection or Pus

Do not use on any area where infection or pus is present.

No Change in 7–10 Days

If it hasn’t settled by then, it isn’t a simple irritation.

Getting Worse, Not Better

If redness, irritation or swelling increases, stop immediately.

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Your Questions Answered

We back every order with real support. If something’s not right, our team is here to help.

What’s actually in it? +

Three things: hydrocortisone USP at 1%, propylene glycol USP as the carrier, and Germaben II as a preservative. No fragrances, no dyes.

Will it sting? +

It’s a non-stinging formula with no alcohol, which matters when the skin is already broken. Most animals tolerate it without reacting.

How often can I use it? +

Two to three times daily at most, or as directed by your vet. It isn’t for prolonged use — if you’re still spraying after 7 to 10 days, that’s a sign to get it looked at rather than to keep going.

Is it safe for cats and horses? +

The label states it’s formulated for dogs, cats and horses. If your animal is pregnant, very young, or on other medication, check with your vet first.

Where should I not use it? +

Keep it out of eyes and nose, and don’t use it on areas where there’s infection or pus. A steroid on an infected patch can make things worse by quieting the symptoms while the cause carries on.

What if it doesn’t help? +

If the condition hasn’t improved after 7 to 10 days, or if redness, irritation or swelling gets worse at any point, stop and consult your veterinarian. Persistent itching usually has a cause worth finding.