Unfortunately I've only have male dogs. I would definitively consult the veterinarian before using.

Tea tree oil is toxic to both humans and pets if ingested orally. I would not use it on my pet because he licks his paws. would not take that chance.

If it worked on Fergis's terrible spots I'd say. I bet it would work on paws.

No it says for external use only. I wouldn't recommend putting it on incisions. I have used Witchhazel (it's by the rubbing alcohol in the BIG discount store). It helps for so many things! I have it on hand all the time and use it daily for myself. But, I was putting it on my dog for itch relief and worked great. Then I found the HOT SPOT spray and it works better for when he gets really warm feeling on his skin and has horrible itching attacks. With the Witchhazel (make sure it's 100%) you can put it on a cotton ball or cosmetic pad and dab it on the incision. That way you won't saturate it so it goes inside the wound, but get relief from the healing itch.

Is vets best hot spot spray sold in Petco in Torrington CT?

use vetericyn, you willl be happier

Although Vet's Best Hot Spot Itch Relief Spray For Dogs is made with all natural ingredients, it is formulated specifically for dogs. You might consider Vet’s Best Dry Clean Waterless Cat Bath, containing Aloe Vera, Neem Oil and Oatmeal, which soothes dry, itchy skin and moisturizes without petroleum-based additives. Vet’s Best Flea & Tick Shampoo and Spray, with peppermint oil and clove extract might be a solution for you if your cat’s itching problems are caused fleas and/or ticks. Good luck!