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Gina (Houston, Texas) on 05/29/2010
5 out of 5 stars

Hello. I have a akita-chow mix.She had horrible hot spots from fleas. We got fleas in control. Since I am a plant lover, I have lots of aloe vera, and I thought since that stuff is great for human skin,why not animals .So I tore off a leaf, cut it open with a knife, and rubbed the gel from the aloe on her hot spots. I did this every day. By the third day, I noticed she wasnt licking them any more and there was peach fuzz growing in where there wasnt any fur! I only needed to do it for a week. All gone!
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Replied By Jacky (St. George's, Grenada) on 02/20/2012

I do the same for my German Shepherd's hot spots, Wonderful plant.
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