Calmante para la piel

Skin Soother

I rescued a kitty that showed up in my yard 2 years ago. On day 1 I took her to the vet for an initial exam, you could feel little crusty spots on her skin. The vet office bathed her & gave her a steroid shot for the irritated skin. I've been putting these drops on top of a churu treat for 2 years..no more steroid shots an no skin irritation.

My cat Maggie was tearing out her fur (on her butt area) and leaving clumps all over the house. My vet wanted her to take Atopica, which tastes horrible and was all but impossible to give her in any consistent way (she doesn’t like wet food). The skin soother took some time to kick in (can’t remember how long, maybe a week or so) but now she no longer tears out her fur. An added benefit is that I can put the drops on her fur. She is a shelter cat that was on the street for a long time and is still very untrusting of me so being able to put it on her fur is a huge bonus. I am so grateful to Jackson for understanding that, in some cases, conventional administering of medicine may not be possible.

I'm a first time cat owner.I believe my Garfield was abandoned.After 4 weeks of coming to my home for food,I gave him a forever home.At present he has a skin issue and I'm looking forward to big results from Stress Stopper.I watch you on Animal Planet every day. You've been such a big help for me .LOVE YOU JACKSON.

Our cat, Dude, created spots on his belly and flank by over grooming to the degree of skin missing fur, and a few spots raw with blood. I am sure it was stress related as he and our cat don’t get along much. She made him nervous and on guard. We tried various pheromones to help them both but he wasn’t improving. Our Vet finally agreed to calm Dude by a prescription for a daily calming treatment, which has been helping, but the irritating skin conditions remained. He continued licking them. SKIN SOOTHER calmed the skin down and the huge sore areas healed and fur is growing back. Whew!

Luna had an open wound during the summer and it got pretty bad. She would overgroom and I unfortunately had to give her gabapentin. Not the best. But with this I feel like her skin doesn't bother her as much and does not overgroom as she used to. Thank you Jackson!