Davis 2% Chlorhexidine Ointment, 4 oz

Honestly the best ointment ever for my dogs! Not even playing .....this ointment works FAST on all wounds, scratches, or bruises! Now its hard to located this ointment.

Good for yeast spot on my Bloodhound

I was so excited when I found this! I have been in the veterinary field since 1993 and we used this alot. Then after several years, I couldn't find it anymore. It works wonderfully for scrapes and minor wounds on both small and large animals. I also even use it for myself and my family. It doesn't sting or burn and works great to keep wounds from getting infected after cleaning them thoroughly. The smell is pleasant and it isn't greasy or goopy like alot of ointments. This is well worth the money and a little goes a long way, so it will last for a long time.

More of a cream.

My tortie princess Mia had a huge scab on her face and a small one under her ear. I have no idea how she got it and it was barely visible because of where is was and her coat pattern but it felt like a big lump with a scab on top. I had been using antibiotic ointment on it and it wasn't improving at all after almost a week, so I decided to give this a shot. I have used chlorhexidine wipes and rinse in the past and I know it's great for treating a multitude of things, so I was hopeful. I applied it only once a day and within 1 day the scab under her ear was 80% gone and after 3 days the one on her face was probably 70% improved. This will definitely be my go to product for when they get scratches or sore spots. I also like how thick and goopy it is, because it stayed on the wound much better than a regular ointment. It was also easier to apply than an ointment because it got into the nooks and crannies of the wound much better.

My pup suffers from constant yeast infections due to the flab he has under his chin. I was tired of paying $400/month to the vet to get Chlorhexidine pills so I tried this instead. I am definently going to purchase again, this product works great.

The stuff works well on abrasions and wounds. My low rating is because I found out the container is misleading as far as how much you get. My dog go ahold of it and punctured the bottom and I found that there is a 1/4in of space between the inside bottom and outside bottom. Just a gap where there could (SHOULD) be more ointment. This is just like food industry warping the bottoms of their food containers to give the illusion of the same while giving less product for the cost. Must everything we buy be a lie? Do we actually get the amount listed on the label? Who's gonna empty out a container and weigh it to make sure? The plastic the container is made of is pretty durable, so this cant be for drop/impact protection.

My dog had a scab from a tick bite. Tick was totally removed but still left its mark. Application of this product dried up the scab and it fell off within a week. No scar. She's been on antibiotics resulting from an ACL repair, and she had a blood test a week after tick bite, and there was no disease found. So, all things considered, this was a great addition to the process.