Pet MD - Benzoyl Peroxide Medicated Shampoo for Dogs and Cats - Effective for Skin Conditions, Dandruff, Itch Relief, Acne and Folliculitis - Citrus Scent - 12 oz

Recommended by my vet to treat my Chinese Crested’s acne. I felt an immediate change in his skin texture after one use, but I think I have a long journey ahead of me. His blackheads dried up and flaked off easily even though I didn’t leave it on his skin for as long as directed (he’s a bit hyper).

I have searched for a shampoo that helps with the itchiness and this is a great product.

Really like the simple shampoo, wait 5 minutes and rinse. It does leave the animal smelling sterilized or medicinally washed, but who cares if it helps to clear up skin issues and kill germs. Works well and I recommend it when you need it. I would not consider this for regular bathing, but will use it when needed. Good product for my dogs.

I bought this shampoo on my vet’s recommendation after my dog started having itchy, irritated skin and some clogged follicles. After just a couple of washes, I noticed a huge improvement — the redness went down, and he was scratching way less.It lathers nicely, rinses clean, and doesn’t have a strong or unpleasant smell like some medicated shampoos do. I also appreciated that it didn’t dry out his coat — it actually left his fur feeling soft and clean.If your pup has skin issues like hot spots, oily buildup, or mild infections, this is definitely worth a try. Just be sure to let it sit for a few minutes like the directions say — that really helps it do its job.

My dog love it, I love it. Seeing my dog take his nap peacefully since his skin doesn't itch anymore is the most beautiful feeling.

My cat has gone under sedation twice in a couple years and both times he started scratching incessantly and ripping his fur out a few days after his procedures. His skin developed white plaques/scales all over his entire body, bald spots all over (to bare skin), nonstop scratching, absolute misery. I suspect it’s a drug reaction to something they’re giving him in surgery. Poor kitty has been in a sweater for weeks and even if I took it off for just a few seconds, he’d be ripping his fur out again. We just started an immunosupressant, one that helped last time, but he’s only had two doses so far so I don’t think it’s working yet. However, I decided to give the little guy a bath with this stuff this morning just to help get some of the scales off in the meantime, and holy moly - he stopped scratching! I didn’t use much soap because I wasn’t sure if it would burn and I didn’t leave it sit. Just used a tbsp or two and rinsed it right back off but all the visible scales that were littered throughout his fur are gone, he isn’t scratching at all, he seems relieved, and I was able to take his sweater off for the first time in almost a month. Check out the pic. He’s just resting comfortably for the first time in a long time. I’m cautiously optimistic because anything can change but as of right now, I’m amazed.

I can’t really give 1 star or 5 stars. It didn’t help my cats skin issues but in saying that, I also don’t really know what is wrong with her. I’m sure the product itself is fine and it was misuse on my part.

Great buy and service. Thx