GOODOINT Ointment, 1 oz.

I've used this several times through the years on dogs with patches of demodex mange, and it works so well. This time, I have a 4 month old German Shepherd puppy who had a big patch of scabby places on his right ear. He came here in poor shape, full of ticks and fleas, which I treated, so I wasn't surprised to see this big patch of mange, given his age and condition. After only 4 days of slathering this on his ear, today I find that the scabs are gone and his ear is healing. It's a great product that actually works, no smell, no bother to the dog, and it's affordable. Don't shy away from the small size--you probably won't even need all of this for one dog's treatment. It looks small, but it goes a long way. And did I say IT WORKS?!

I did the same thing as others. I slathered this all over my dog's abdomen which is where he has crusty sores. Cooper was miserable. I immediately washed it off. A few days later tried again but I only use a finger tip of ointment and spread it over a 5 inch area rubbing it in well. In about 15 min the dog is not itching or licking. One note my dog had the mange which was misdiagnosed by several vets who charged me alot of money. I use renuplex shampoo for severe dermatitis and mange. I followed instructions bathing dog 3 x wk for two weeks. After that I bathe him 2x wk instead of once wk. He was almost hairless and now has a beautiful coat. I actually saw dead mites.

When our dachshund was a puppy, he started to get bald spots on his neck right after receiving his last puppy shot. We took him to the vet and spent hundreds on a scraping to find out he had demodex. Then the vet had us use this horrible dip weekly to kill off the mites. It did clear up after 4 weeks of using the dip, but it is a really strong pesticide and we weren't allowed to touch him for 24 hours after using the dip. Recently, when I noticed a little bald patch on my dogs ear, I found this product on Amazon and ordered it because of the positive reviews. Definitely cleared up the scaliness of the bald spot on the dogs ear within a few days. Although, the fur has not grown back, it does look a lot better. And honestly, I'm not entirely sure if the spot was due to demodex because I have read dachshunds are prone to balding spots especially around their ears.

My dog - an old chocolate lab with melanoma- had lost so much of his hair. Everytime I'd get it to grow it would fall out again- nothing worked. I tried him a lamb/rice food that was $$$, and on the raw diet and that didn't help. I used expensive flea products, even treated my yard. I was about to pull MY OWN hair out. His fur loss was on his butt and tail. He'd had negative skin scrapes but I just really wanted to get his hair back, so I used this and some seameal supplement because I wanted to cover all my bases. Between the two, and a flea control solution I also bought on Amazon, I saw hair regrowth in a week. It took about a month before I saw fur everywhere, but it was easy to tell every day he was looking better and better.It's a tiny little jar for a big dog, but I was able to get about a week's worth of application out of it on his troubled spots- his backend and tail. It has a vaseline like feel and seemed very moisturizing to him. It really helped his itching. It smelled a tad medicinal but not bad.Along with this, I got an used a supplement called Seameal, and I also used the Little City Dogs Flea control product that you give in food once a month. It took maybe 6 weeks and his coat really started looking so pretty and thick. It really was a good deal considering how much I'd spent on 'solutions' that didn't work!This stuff is sorta like greasy, yellow ointment, but it doesn't stink. My dog didn't mind me putting it on him at all, except when I messed with that tail. I found it easiest to just get it all over my hand, grab his tail at the base and let my hand go down his tail and he ran off. He never liked anyone messing with his tail.I stopped when this one was empty. If you have a very big dog with a lot of area affected, you might want to go ahead and get two.

I found this through a lot of research. My dog had an issue with her eye which I took her to the ER vet for. They put her on an antibiotic eye ointment for conjunctivitis. I took her back 10 days later because the eye was getting worse. They didn't know what was wrong so they put her on 21 days of 1500ML oral antibiotics per day and it was still getting worse. The vet wanted me to take her to a dermatologist that is almost an hour away and this dog hates the car! I decided to order this. It came in Saturday and I started putting it on her immediately.... I noticed an improvement by the next morning and now we are to Wednesday and there is a drastic improvement. She is still on the antibiotics so I'm not positive but after a week on them she wasn't any better, if anything she was worse, and after 5 days on this ointment I see a marked improvement. In addition, I was looking at 3 products and sent e-mails to each manufacturer/seller with questions. This is the one who got back to me immediately and once the order was placed I received it in 2 days. UPDATE: I have been using this on her for two weeks, once a day. See photos. One is after 10 days on antibiotic ointment, the other is after 2 weeks with Goodwno ointment.