| For Dogs, Too While originally formulated for horses, MeliHeal honey-based healing salve can be safely used on most animals. However, it is not recommended for cats, which can be sensitive to essential oils. Read what pet owners are saying about MeliHeal: Hot Spots “I have one itchy Airedale, who is constantly developing hot spots on her belly and paws. Since discovering MeliHeal, Lucy’s skin has cleared up and her scratching has dramatically subsided. MeliHeal soothes, heals and stays put when applied to Lucy’s skin. I couldn’t recommend it more.” — Meg K., Charlottesville, VA Allergic Reactions “My daughter's ferret Milo had a rash that was causing him to scratch so much that he was losing his hair. We used MeliHeal on it for several days and the rash disappeared and the hair grew back quickly. He even seemed to love the smell!” — Diane B., Charlottesville, VA Skin Abrasions “I have four dogs and had just acquired a fifth. While I was out of town, an altercation ensued and two of the dogs had significant abrasions. I started using MeliHeal on my shepherd mix right away since he had significant abrasions under his chin. I applied MeliHeal twice daily for a week. What once was a raw and oozing, irritated sore was, by the weekend, completely healed and of no consequence to the dog. I highly recommend MeliHeal and will always have it on hand.” — Bob H., Crozet, VA Cuts and Lacerations “My dog recently had surgery and we had to keep the incision wrapped to prevent him from chewing and opening the sutures. I was concerned that keeping the area wrapped would impair healing. We applied MeliHeal daily with a fresh bandage, and there was no swelling or infection. The hair grew back quickly, and there wasn’t even a scar!” — William R., Charlottesville, VA Send us a testimonial. |
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" The rash
disappeared
and the hair
grew back
quickly. "
Diane B., Charlottesville, VA
disappeared
and the hair
grew back
quickly. "
Diane B., Charlottesville, VA
