Skin Drying Paste for Dogs and Cats, 5 oz Spot Care for Broken Skin, Weeping Hot Spots and Oozing Bug Bites

Skin Drying Paste gives dog and cat parents a practical way to care for broken skin, weeping hot spots and oozing, itchy bug bites. Applied directly to the exposed area, it dries into a near-white, scab-like shell that draws and dries while protecting the skin underneath.

The paste is non-toxic if licked and may be reapplied as needed, making ongoing spot care easier to manage. Its consistency can also be thinned using water or witch hazel for coats that need a lighter texture to reach and adhere to the skin.

Key Features

• Forms a dry, protective scab-like barrier, giving damaged skin a covered environment while skin cells knit together underneath.
• Continuously draws and dries the treated spot while calming itch, bringing focused care to weeping hot spots and oozing bug bites.
• Dries into a visible near-white shell, so pet parents can readily see where the coating has been applied.
• Can be thinned using water or witch hazel, allowing easier skin contact on breeds whose coats do not hold the original viscosity well.
• Reapplication is permitted as needed, supporting a consistent care routine until the skin is completely healed.
• Removes using a wet cloth or water, making cleanup straightforward once the protective coating has done its job.

Specifications

• Brand: Coat Defense
• Size: 5 oz
• Suitable for: Dogs and cats
• Uses: Broken skin, wounds, weeping hot spots and oozing itchy bug bites
• Barrier appearance: Near-white shell when dry
• Ingredients: Proprietary blend of sodium bicarbonate, maranta arundinacea (arrowroot) powder, bentonite clay, zea mays (corn starch), witch hazel, argan oil and organic cedrus atlantica oil (cedarwood oil)
• Application: Apply a coating to exposed skin without rubbing it in
• Removal: Use a wet cloth or water
• Reapplication: Reapply as needed until the skin is completely healed
• Safety: Non-toxic if licked
• Placement limitation: Do not apply into paws, on joints or in skin folds
• Drying guidance: Use a cone until dry if necessary
• Care guidance: Do not pick off existing scabs
• Minimum protected period: Allow at least 2 days before removal

Gently clear dirt or debris, part the fur and spread the paste over the exposed spot without rubbing. Keep it off the surrounding fur where practical, allow the shell to dry fully and use a cone during drying if your pet may disturb the coating.