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Fast, Lasting Relief
With natural lavender oil and vitamin E, Lavengel® soothes itchy, irritated skin fast, relieving the urge to lick and scratch for hours at a time.
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5 Simple, Safe Ingredients
Made with 5 simple ingredients, Lavengel’s patented formula is safe to lick and effective in promoting irritation relief + healing.
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Clinically Proven
Lavengel® is based on over 10 years of meticulous university study and testing, created by nutritional biochemist W. Andrew Clark, Ph.D, RD.
Vet Tested, Vet Approved
Several years ago, Dr. Karen Stone, DVM, became the first veterinarian to try Lavengel® on canines, and she hasn’t looked back since:
"Compared to an OTC product or a lot of other veterinary products, I like it because it works quickly, effectively - and the most important part is, it’s completely non-toxic.
Dogs don't lie. It either works or it doesn't, and this does.”
What Is a Hotspot?
A hotspot (or acute moist dermatitis) is a raw, red, and inflamed patch of skin caused by a dog’s repetitive scratching, rubbing, and chewing at itchy skin.
Hotspots are commonly found on the head, neck, hips, paws, and tail. The initial irritation can come from fleas, moisture, allergies, or rubbing by a collar or harness.
Hotspots can occur to any dog, but breeds such as bulldogs, golden retrievers, German Shepherds, labradors, and huskies are more prone to them.
How Can I Treat a Hotspot at Home?
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Gently Clean + Dry
Carefully clean the area with a mild soap and pat dry with a soft towel. You may need to trim excess fur in or around the area.
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Apply Lavengel
Lightly massage the ointment onto the area 2-3 times daily. Because it’s concentrated, A Dot on the Spot® is all you need.
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Distract Your Pup
Use a treat or toy to keep your dog from licking the gel so it can absorb and begin to relieve the itch and discomfort.
Hotspot Healing Stages
We Give to Help Rescue Dogs + Heroes
For every tube of Lavengel® sold, we donate to Companions for Heroes® (C4H), a non-profit organization that rescues dogs that might otherwise be euthanized.
C4H trains these rescue-dogs to be companion or service dogs, then pairs them - completely free-of-charge - with military personnel, veterans, and first-responders recovering from PTSD and other difficult trauma.
C4H also works to raise awareness for animal rescue, PTSD, and Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI).