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Organic Hot Spot Oil for Dogs | 0.5 oz
Organic Hot Spot Oil for Dogs | 0.5 oz
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Support your dog’s skin with this handcrafted organic herbal oil, thoughtfully formulated to help soothe irritated skin and hot spots. Made with certified organic botanicals infused into nourishing cold-pressed olive oil, this concentrated formula provides gentle topical care while helping comfort itchy, inflamed skin. Handcrafted in small batches and packaged in a reusable amber glass dropper bottle, it’s a natural addition to your pet wellness routine.
The Verity Pet Standard
At Verity Pet, we believe the products we recommend should reflect the same care pet parents give their animals every day. We selected Organic Hot Spot Oil for Dogs because it features certified organic ingredients, transparent sourcing, and thoughtfully selected botanicals traditionally used to support healthy skin. Its small-batch craftsmanship and focus on gentle, natural care reflect the quality and integrity we look for when choosing products for our collection.
Product Details
- 0.5 oz reusable amber glass dropper bottle
- Crafted to support irritated skin and hot spots
- Botanical blend featuring certified organic herbs and essential oils
- Helps comfort dry, itchy, and irritated skin
- Handcrafted in small batches
- Made with certified organic ingredients
- External use only
- Suitable for dogs and other large mammals as directed
Ingredients
- Organic extra virgin cold-pressed olive oil
- Organic St. John’s wort
- Organic calendula
- Organic plantain
- Organic clove bud
- Organic sea buckthorn oil
- Organic therapeutic-grade copaiba essential oil
- Organic therapeutic-grade lavender essential oil
- Organic therapeutic-grade sage essential oil
- Organic therapeutic-grade carrot seed essential oil
- Rara Avis Flower Remedy Blend
Directions
- Clean and dry the affected area before application.
- Apply several drops directly to the irritated area.
- Gently massage into the surrounding skin.
- Reapply 1–2 times daily as needed.
- Help prevent excessive licking while the area heals.
- Consult your veterinarian if irritation worsens, persists, or shows signs of infection.
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