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Natural topical treatments for skin

Natural topical treatments may be used as an alternative to medicated shampoos or antibacterial or anti-inflammatory creams for pets. Dogs and cats have furry coats which make using creams challenging. Fur should be carefully clipped from hotspots or wounds. The underside of the trunk, axillae, under the tail and feet are usually relatively hairless and so ideal for topical treatments. Natural products can also be used as full-body rinses.

Dogs and cats will want to lick off anything you put on them, so distract for at least 10 minutes to allow

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