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EquiShield IR Spray for Cats, Dogs & Horses

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$20.14 $32.49 In stock

EquiShield IR Spray is a soothing anti-inflammatory formulation that temporarily relieves topical itching and flaking. With Pramoxine Hydrochloride acting as a topical anesthetic and Hydrocortisone as the anti-inflammatory ingredient, the colloidal oatmeal soothes skin. EquiSheild IR Spray is formulated with a moistening base rich in coat conditions and Omega 6 fatty acids to further nourish skin and help control irritation in horses, dogs and cats. This full strength itch relief spray is ideal for spot treatment for topical dermatological conditions. The alcohol free formula allows for pain free application on raw or irritated skin. Use in conjunction with EquiShield IR Shampoo for improved effectiveness.

Instructions: SHAKE WELL BEFORE USE. Spray directly onto the affected area(s). If necessary, part the hair to ensure direct contact with the skin. Rub in well. May be used daily or as directed by veterinarian.

 Ingredients

Pramoxine 1%, Hydrocortisone 1% with Colloidal Oatmeal.

Customer Reviews (4.3 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Ava U. ★★★★★

I’ve been using this spray on my cat’s itchy hot spot for a week, and the pramoxine seems to numb the area fast—she’s scratching way less. The hydrocortisone has noticeably reduced the flaking without making her fur greasy. It’s a solid solution for temporary relief when she’s too sensitive to bathe

Grace B. ★★★★★

My gelding's rain rot was driving him nuts, and the hydrocortisone in this actually calmed the itching within a day instead of just coating the scabs. The pramoxine seems to dull the sting too, since he stopped kicking out when I sprayed it on. Only wish the bottle were bigger for how often I'm reac

Penelope O. ★★★☆☆

Worked okay on my cat's hot spots but she hates the spray sound and runs off before I can cover much area. The hydrocortisone does calm the redness by the next day, though the pramoxine sting seems to bother her for a minute after. Fine for the price but I'm still hunting for something she'll actual