Ring Out - Control and Help Ringworm for Cats, Dogs, Sheep, Goats, Cattle, Horses, all Pets and Livestock makes 32 oz. of Spray

My dog's belly gets red and inflamed.. it looks like a yeast infection to me. The vet said allergies and gave him an expensive shot. Now I keep an eye on it and when it starts to get red, I spray this on him. It works like a charm. Much better than the expensive shot! I use half a bottle into a 16 oz spray bottle. Only problem I found is if the small bottle gets turned on its side, it leaks. So lesson learned

Doesn't smell at all, works very quickly and seems to relieve itch on the animals.

The product is working pretty good. I think in another month this issue with our dog would prove good results.

This is magic. Best Amazon pet treatment product I’ve ever bought. We have rescue fosters in our house frequently, this clears up ring worm exceptionally fast. I noticed a difference in two days. I will be subscribing. This is the highest review I’ve ever given a product. Remember to read the instructions but yes this stuff works

Very easy to mix. Has pleasant smell and do seem to bother lambs at all. Very affordable as well.

The product does work, but beware opening package as the cap was not secured for shipping on my bottle and it leaked inside the plastic envelope in shipping.

Easy to mix and reconcentrate. Have been using after exposure to other animals at livestock shows. Competitive pricing with other products on the market. We continue to spray on for up to five days after potential exposure for best results.

When I read the description and reviews this product sounded excellent! We have 9 cats and kittens who have all been infected by ringworm. I needed help, fast! The advertising here made it sound like all I would have to do is spray it on the cats and around their environment. What it doesn't say is how many times a day and how long it would take for results. And that I have to rub it into their fur down to their skin TWICE A DAY! First of all, my cats hate being sprayed, so I put some on a cloth and used it that way. But not all my cats like being "rubbed on" in that way. I got a few scratched out of it. I did wear gloves because it says it's not meant for humans (the advertsing says its safe for humans). Ugh! I hope I don't get ringworm with all the handling I had to do with the cats! And it's not meant to be consumed. Yeah right! Try to stop a cat from licking themselves dry! I don't have time to go through all this 2x a day. I did the first dose today. If my cats all get sick because of licking it and if i get ringworm from handling them, i will certainly have more to say about this product! But if the results are positive in spite of all this I will let you know