Vetericyn Plus Feline Facial Therapy | Healing Aid and Skin Repair for Different Cat First Aid Needs, Including Cat Acne, Cat Ear and Eye Problems. 2 Ounces

This gently gets rid of my cat’s acne (which looks like small dark dots). My cat even enjoys when I put it on her with a cotton round- she must feel like I’m grooming her lol. Great and effective product!

Worked like a charm! My cat had what looked like a puss filled acne on her lip. I thought it would go away on its own, but a week turned into a month turned into two or three months... I lost track because it wasn't getting worse, but it wasn't going away either. I honestly didn't realize that animals could get acne. I found this product, put it on her with a q-tip just once a day and the acne was gone within a week. I highly recommend it!!

Amazing product! Cleared up my cats blackheads on her chin. I have recommended this to all my friend's and their cats as well. It always works for them. It's like magic! You just have to keep up on it daily, within days you will see results!

I would prefer it be in a gel or a cream form for application because it’s like water and can be wasteful if not applied with a cotton or sterile gauze pad. I gave it four stars however because it has been effective in ridding my cat of rashes. One rash which appeared on the inner side of the bottom of his inner ear and partially on the skin tissue of his head had small open punctures perhaps from his scratching or from spider bites. I applied the liquid once a day for two days consecutively and the rash was gone without a trace. I also used it on his chin where he was itching and the scratching stopped. I recommend this product because it is effective. It’s odorless and you don’t need much per application so it’s a good value for the money.

It doesn’t smell great but my cat doesn’t seem to mind it, and it always clears her chin up fast.

Kitty liked; no offensive odor, gentle healing

Kitty has had recurring chin acne and we've done the standard prophylaxis measures, but recently one flareup got to the point of scabs so we thought we'd give this a try based on good reviews and being safe if she licked at it. Two treatments a day for 4-5 days or so. We did small swabs of folded toilet paper and eventually soaked folded paper towel held to her chin for 60 seconds. It had zero noticeable improvement, but notably also did not make anything get worse. We took her back to the vet who prescribed Mupirocin 2% and in 2 days she's all patched up. This product did not meet our needs (though it did no harm), so we'll leave you with the usual message of 'always be willing to see a vet' even though we understand it's much more convenient if things can be safely handled over the counter <3

My cat gets rodent ulcer a lot and we've taken him to the doctor about four or five times and then he ends up having to get $100 steroid shot and he gets it pretty often and I wanna say every few months or so and I seen this on Amazon decide to give it a try And we did use it in conjunction with his prednislone pill but within a few days, we only put it on twice a day. It was already getting better, so I don't know if it's always gonna help but it sure helped this time and we didn't have to take him to the doctor.