PYO Mousse 5.1 oz (150 mL), Used for Dogs and Cats with Skin Conditions

Worked wonders for my Frenchie
My frenchie has a bad habit of dragging her belly or face across carpets and grass until she is very very red (I don’t have pictures of her worst moments but just imagine scratches from falling off a bike). Nothing has worked I’ve tried different hotspot treatments, diets, omega vitamins, other vitamins, shampoos, socks and vests or long sleeve sweaters for dogs, other bacteria or fungal ointments and best I got was a good few days. Expensive meds from vet didn’t even work but said it wasn’t environmental related. Whatever she had just disappeared after two days of this. I applied it at night and in the morning before I work and i immediately saw how relieved she was and when she does drag her body it’ll be for only a second or two and now she just rolls in the grass for fun and comes back inside without irritation or allergy or what not. She doesn’t scratch herself anymoreI bought this a good few weeks ago and I use it maybe every 3 weeks now/whenever she looks slightly red like the first pic.It does leave her very damp like shortly after a bath but it doesn’t have a smell and it dries after a few minutes. My frenchies not a fan of the damp feeling but after a minute she just relaxes.This is my new go to.

Excellent product but mousse leaks from bottle
This product is great but I must say this packaging is pretty bad. It must be stored upright. If you shake it, it can leak. It leaked the first day I took it out to use and ruined other things in the bag. I’ve gone through three mousses during the time I have been using the spray. I like the mousse better for my dog, but I just threw over $20 out the window and it’s just a waste and inconvenience in this packaging. The shampoo is great too and doesn’t LEAK!

Actually works!
I’m not quick to review dog products as most of them don’t give visible results. Our vet recommended it. We tried it and love it. Our pup had scaly ears. I noticed a significant difference the next day. Two days, gone. I thought a mousse would only have a few squirts in the bottle, but this is really a foam pump that doesn’t use much product and a little goes a long way. Worth it.

Good to restore skin barrier
My 1 yr old Boykin Spaniel is losing hair, getting skin infections and rashes all over his body, even though it first showed up in his paws. He has been very itchy and prone to rashes in the summer since he was a bitty baby. He doesn’t seem to have a food allergy as his stool is fine, and the only thing that seems to create a new bald spot is high humidity when it is 70+ degrees. He eats a high quality food with omega 3 and probiotics, so I doubt he’s got a nutritional deficiency.I had washed him with the B3PO when he was a baby, and he gets both Bravecto and Interceptor Plus oral medications. But even if the hydrogen peroxide shampoo cleared up his rash when he was a baby, he was still always so itchy and people would comment that he must have bugs or fleas.I’ve decided that what’s wrong with my dog is that he must have a weak skin barrier because it seems like he’s prone to infection by staph. The best antifungal/antibiotic is chlorhexidine, even better than neomycin or bactine or other common medicines available to put on your pet. I didn’t see any products out there that target “skin barrier”; I had been using Skout’s Honor Dog of the Woods daily detangler which has probiotics and that’s usually the type of treatment that uses the words skin barrier, however I couldn’t be sure that the product wasn’t causing the issue because it seems he has a bacteria overgrowth, and adding bacteria doesn’t necessarily cure the problem. The Duoxo PYO had a lot of research behind it so I felt safe trying it.Well I just got it today and I’m amazed. His infection seemed to be spiraling out of control and I was quietly panicking that it was only a matter of time before a new patch of skin turned bright red and he’d be itching it till it oozed and bled and some hair fell off. I didn’t expect to see him stop scratching himself or trying to lick or bite a part of his body right away! It’s as if he’s forgotten all about his itchy skin. Especially when I put anything on him, he begins to hyperfocus on itching or licking himself. But with this he suddenly seems to be at ease in his skin.I’m not sure if I can afford a $20 bottle to use 3x per week on a 42lb dog. It seems that it takes a lot more than 10 pumps to treat his whole body, and they list the bottle as having 200 pumps. I’ll have to see how his wounds heal up or if he gets new ones to really determine the value of the product. Hopefully his condition will stabilize and I can reserve using this product around times where he might potentially get stress on his immune system or when he’s had to be in hot/humid conditions for an extended time which seems to result in a hot spot. The nice part about it working to repair the skin barrier is that you can potentially use less of it once your dog’s health has been restored, not to mention to save yourself the time you spend watching him to make sure you don’t have to powder/wash/annoint/brush/dry/restrain him from the damage he will do to himself if left to his own devices.

Came well packed. No leakage. Seems to relieve the itching in my dog’s paws.