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Grooming & Care

Aloe Ferox Hot Spot & Wound Healing Gel

The one your dog will thank you for. Our best-selling Aloe Ferox gel is the bottle you'll reach for again and again, cooling, deeply soothing, and fast to calm the hot spots, scrapes, bites, and raw, irritated skin that drive a dog to distraction. Chill it in the fridge and the relief is instant.

The soothing gel no dog household should be without.

South African Aloe Ferox: the legendary bitter aloe, packed with the amino acids, vitamins, and minerals that fuel the skin's own recovery
Cools and calms fast: soothes angry, irritated skin, from hot spots and scrapes to insect bites
Helps break the itch cycle: soothes so effectively your dog is far less likely to lick and worry the spot
Absorbs quickly: no grease, no sting, and safe if licked

SOUTH AFRICAN ALOE FEROX · FAST-ACTING SKIN RELIEF · SAFE IF LICKED

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$14.00

Colt approves. Finish bath day with a mist while the coat is damp, and keep the salmon oil going with dinner.

Peer-reviewed research

Scientific Studies

Our formulations are guided by scientific research to ensure effective, nature-powered support for your dog's wellness.

DermatitisSoothing Relief for Irritated Skin The Findings: Studies show Aloe ferox provides significant relief for atopic dermatitis, making it a potent natural alternative for dogs with chronic itching and skin sensitivities. Dey, S., et al. (2015). Clinical & Exp. Dermatology Research. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/26510768/

Wound HealingAccelerated Tissue Repair The Findings: Research demonstrated that Aloe ferox significantly accelerated the natural healing process in animal models, supporting its use for "hot spots" and abrasions. Jia, Y., et al. (2008). Journal of Ethnopharmacology. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/18773950/

Anti-RednessInflammation & Redness Control The Findings: Aloe ferox was confirmed to have powerful "anti-erythema" properties, significantly reducing skin redness while providing deeper hydration than standard aloe. Hamman, J. H., et al. (2014). Journal of Med. Plants Research. https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC4078333/

Description

How to use it

Clean the area and let it dry, then a thin layer straight onto the skin. Two or three times a day while it is angry, less often once it settles. Keep the bottle in the fridge, because cold gel on a hot spot is most of the comfort in the first minute.

What it is for

Hot spots, scrapes, insect bites and the raw patches a dog has worried at, and the everyday knocks that come with an outdoor life. A wound that is deep, dirty or bleeding steadily is one for your vet.

What is in it

Aloe Ferox, the bitter aloe of the South African Cape, which carries around 20 times the active compounds of ordinary aloe vera. Nothing is added to thicken it or scent it. The research on the plant is summarised further down this page.

Keeping it

Lid on and out of direct sun. Ours lives in the fridge door, which is also where you will want it in July.

Pet Parent Guidance

Important Pet Health Notice: The information on this page, including any references to clinical studies, is for general informational and educational purposes only.

Not a Substitute for Veterinary Care: Always consult your vet before starting a new health regimen or if you have specific concerns about your pet's medical condition.

Scientific Substantiation: Claims regarding the benefits of our ingredients are supported by peer-reviewed clinical research and independent laboratory studies.

What Our Customers Say

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It's great to be able to support a local company here in Huntsville, and the dogs go mad for everything.
David Johnson

I've been using the sun-cured kelp on my dog's food and I can already see a difference in her coat.
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So easy to shop here. Great advice and suggestions!
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The lady was super nice and great at suggesting items for my very itchy spaniel.
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