Vet Organics Ecomange Mange Treatment For Dogs Or Cats With Demodectic Or Sarcoptic Mange...

Working well. Dogs scabs and red skin are improving within days!

I work in rescue and had a large pack of about 15 large breed dogs when they unfortunately got mange. It spread through my house like a wildfire and my dogs really started looking bad. I tried everything: vet shampoos, antibiotics, homeopathic remedies (lemon juice, olive oil, etc.), anything and everything that was on the internet. When I found a Google promoted ad for Eco Mange, I thought it’s worth a shot. I followed the instructions exactly and after about 3 months of regular treatment, their skin started to look better and their fur started to return after about 6 months. I am so happy with this spray! I know some of the other reviewers have had issues, but you have to make absolutely sure that your dog has mange or this spray will not work. A lot of skin conditions can mimic mange (hot spots, allergies, etc.) and while Eco Mange will soothe the skin, it won’t help those other skin issues. As for the “defective” spray bottles, I found that the bottles seem to pressurize or something, but if you unscrew it when it arrives, screw it back on tightly, then shake and use it, the bottle only leaks a little then stops after the first few sprays. Mange is a serious uphill battle and it requires a lot of diligence. If you have carpet, you have to vacuum EVERY day, you have to wash pet bedding (blankets, towels, anything your dog lays on regularly) in hot water preferably with Borax at least every other day, and the dog has to be treated regularly and consistently. This may require weekly baths in vet provided shampoos, topical treatment like Eco Mange, and antibiotics. Eco Mange can help treat your dog, just be patient.

Worked well

I can't say it's effective yet but I am a fan of the oils and a more natural approach. This has to be applied to feral cats that started sneezing, as the pump mist is really too fine to get enough on them before they start trippin..... a small flat glass jar (empty pimiento jar) and a sea sponge cut to fit, let me dip in the solution and quickly apply to the stomach and back legs. We'll see how effective this is. My cats are on Bravecto Plus, the yard gets sprayed for fleas (Wondercide) and their bedding covers(cut up cotton canvas drop cloths) get washed weekly......I also vacuum a lot. It just seems yearly the same two cats come up with a mild form of mange on their back legs and lower tummy......hope this works. 5 stars for being organic.

It seemed to have adverse results and it exacerbated the wound.Okay so my female collie got mites and she lost some fur in spots on her face and muzzle. I treated her using Veterinary Formula's Antiseptic and Antifungal spray (steroid free) and with raw milk. It was not mange.My boy tho the male collie got a more aggressive form of mange and I saw a red big bald spot on his back one day after I had him showered. Once spring time arrived within one night he developed that painful open sore. The sore grew bigger and as soon as I started killing the mites with Hydrogen Peroxide they started spreading so that round bald spot became bigger. This spray delayed to arrive so by the time it arrived the open sore had started healing. What worked was Hydrogen Peroxide applied about 3 times daily, which I poured on the wound and it bubbled, along with that Aloe Vera Antifungal Spray. My dog didnt mess with the wound and he seemed relieved from the pain and itching using the combo I mentioned.Everytime I sprayed this one he got very irritated and started licking the wound and aggravating it even more, So I had to stop using this. I went back to my good old Hydrogen Peroxide and the Antiseptic & Attifungal Spray. I made sure he ate raw milk every day and in one week the open sore healed. Now waiting for hair to grow back.First pic is the first day of the sore, the other one is as soon as the bleeding stopped and started healing. The other photo is the sore all dried out and healed.