![]() ![]() He is also a Certified Canine Rehabilitation Therapist (CCRT) through the Canine Rehab Institute as well as a Certified Veterinary Acupuncturist (CVA) through Chi University. Spragley holds a BS in Biology from SUNY Albany and has a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree (DVM) from Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine. Spragley’s specializations and interests include non-surgical management of cranial cruciate ligament tears, Intervertebral Disk Disease(IVDD), and pain management in osteoarthritis. With experience in multiple institutions and private practices, Dr. Ray Spragley is a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine and the Owner/Founder of Zen Dog Veterinary Care PLLC in New York. ![]() :) You can see what I mean in the video below.This article was co-authored by Ray Spragley, DVM and by wikiHow staff writer, Hunter Rising. It's just the way she is because she is silly sometimes. After I spray her with Bayer ExpertCare Itch Relief Spray, she proceeds to rub her entire body all over everything. Shiner doesn't care for the spray, but she hates ALL sprays. This stuff is great to have on hand if you have a dog or cat with itchy skin. I noticed that Bayer ExpertCare makes an Itch Relief Spray that is specially formulated for cats also. It's made with 1% Pramoxine HCl and Colloidal Oatmeal. The spray provides temporary relief of itching and flaking. The bottle says it reaches maximum effect within 3-5 minutes after initial application. When I catch Shiner licking her feet, I use the Bayer ExpertCare Itch Relief Spray on her and try to let it sit for a few minutes undisturbed. If there were, this would be cause for concern and I'd take her to the vet for a check-up. It's not a major concern at this time for me, because there is no redness or obvious irritation. ![]() Plus, she has a patch of fur shaved away from a catheter placement that could be bothering her. After her dental surgery last week, she is not allowed to chew on anything. I think part of it may be from boredom since I've had to put all of her toys away. Her legs are not red or irritated, but I've caught her consistently licking away at them for the past week. Apparently, I was right because Shiner started licking her front legs and paws a few days later. I thought it would be good to have around the house for unexpected episodes of itchy skin. I picked up a few of the Bayer ExpertCare products to try out with Shiner, including their Itch Relief Spray for Dogs. The products are veterinary formulated, so when your pet needs some extra support you know that these are quality care products you can trust. Bayer ExpertCare provides At Home Pet Care products that are specially formulated for cats and dogs. I found several different products for skin care, probiotics for digestive health, eye lubricant, ear cleanser, and more. This time, I headed to the Health and Wellness aisle of PetSmart and browsed through the selection of Bayer ExpertCare products. So, most of the time I'm in and out with what I need.Ī few of the Bayer Expert Care skin care products for products for dogs at PetSmart. ![]() PetSmart is a big place and with children in tow it makes it hard for me to browse for long periods of time. When I go to PetSmart, I try to make it a point to look through every aisle. We recently stopped by our local PetSmart to shop for Bayer ® ExpertCare ™ products. Bayer ExpertCare is not responsible for the content of this article. I am being compensated for helping spread the word about Bayer ExpertCare products but Pawsitively Pets only shares information we feel is relevant to our readers. This post is sponsored by Bayer® ExpertCare ™ and the BlogPaws Influencer Network. ![]()
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