VETiONXReviews of vetionx.com

Look - I am not sure -- yet. You see, my little Tigger has a horrible hot spot condition. We moved from Boise, Idaho where his skin was fine. Here he has a definite flea allergy with resulting hot spots. I have been treating him via the Vet for a year and 1/2 now to no good resolution. After using Vetonix for a week his hair is beginning to regrow however he still has the spots. I took him to the groomer yesterday for a mani and pedi and she suggested not bathing him 2 times a week as the Vet suggested. She said back off to 1 time to preserve his skin. It is too dry. Trying that now. I feel horrible about all this, but the truth is I came south to Georgia due to ill and elderly parents. Pop passed a few months ago and Mom is now 86 with declining health so we must be here. (I moved into my house 3 friends, all disabled Vets - 1 served in and were injured in Iraq and the other, the wife of one of the Iraqi Vets served in and was injured in Somalia -- with their pets so I could be here with the family a while) Tigger is a Service Animal specifically a Therapy Dog who replaced a full size Service Animal (Thunder was a Champion Racer prior to training him for Service -- I have Multiple Sclerosis and he helped with balance and mobility. When Thunder was 12 he was hit with bone cancer an I ultimately had to put him to sleep - after months on pain and other meds. Tigger has helped with the grief.) So, to put my baby through this mess is killing me. Tigger is part Chihuahua part Pomeranian and just turned 13. I am seeing SOME relief but not a cure. I am praying for a cure. I only ordered what I could afford (Those of us who find ourselves disabled after years and years of working also find that there are no funds available to help with the excessive cost of treating their loves with Vet care when something happens. Cancer was expensive. Dermatitis is expensive. (If ever I won Publisher's Clearing House I would establish a Foundation to help Service Animals and their owner/operators provide the BEST care for their Animals.) However, no cure yet. I received 4 bottles for purchasing 3 -- not realizing they were so small -- so, it is going to take weeks before I know fir sure if this is working.) But, it appears to helping, slowly. I will purchase as many bottles as I am able when my Social Security Disability deposits on the 3rd of next month. Thank you. I didn't want to put more Prednisone in his system. I worry about his kidneys and liver.

This product worked very well. Our cat is much less itchy and her skin is much better

My dog is in crisis mode and I have only been able to give for 8 days so far. I believe it is starting to help...I hope it is starting to help ...I pray it is starting to work.

Both my elderly pug and my not so elderly mutt seem to be less stiff with the addition of the Vetinox. The pug also takes aspirin and a fiber supplement, but the other dog is also a bit stiff and is now less so just on the Vetoing. So thank you.

My dog is doing better not 100% but better. She is a hunting dog and a great one she was to but age as taken its toll. But at least she walking a little better and climbing the stairs on her own. She's only taken a half a bottle hopefully by the end she will do even better. Thank You

I got the Derma-ionx for my dog and cat who had been having skin issues -- bumps, sores and itching, the dog from flea bites and the cat from a food allergy. It didn't do the whole trick (I used a number of other products as well that ended up kicking the problem for both of them) but it did help significantly. I would recommend this product.

Was hopeful yet skeptical due to some reviews. The base of my dogs tail was in bad shape from chewing and scratching and got very bad rapidly. Actually had loss of hair , hard painful bumps and major hotspots. I used a strong cream similar to hydrocortisone to soothe her right away and started giving the required dose as soon as it came in about 4 days. It is watery but I gave the required dose faithfully and even rubbed some on about twice. Had less scratching right away and then noticeable improvement in a week. Even those hard painful bumps were 75% gone with hair definitely growing back and less itching. Obviously you need to take care of any fleas immediately with frontline and a flea comb. And you will definitely need a five or 10 ML syringe to squirt in dogs mouth. All in all I was actually impressed with this product and my dogs fairly rapid improvement !

My 6 yr old cocker rescue is finishing her first N.C. summer with me. She had no itch/scratch issues until July but has had two hot spots and was chewing her paws often. My vet believed this to be a seasonal problem since we had no problems until it became very hot/humid. After getting the hot spots treated and healed, I decided to buy two bottles of Vetionx Derma liquid. Angel has had a daily dose for about 4 weeks. My vet read the ingredient list and opined the mixture was not going to help, and that little research is on record to follow dogs who have used this formula . Thus, a problem could occur later, perhaps tied to this homeopathic liquid. Dr. Bryan's opinion surprised me as he is usually open to new concepts/treatments..such as the cold laser they use for dogs with joint pain. As we near the final doses of bottle 1 of 2, I cannot yet give a definite yea or nay on the effectiveness of the treatment. There has been some reduction in the dog's scratching and chewing. It falls short of a dramatic change but has yielded some improvement. Given Vetionx's statement that natural suppliments often require a longer time to be effective, I will continue the daily morning dosage with the second bottle. As temps cool here, that alone may help lessen the problems. Once done with both vials--a two month period--I will decide if, in my opinion, this product is worth the cost. That is it for now. Customer in suburban Charlotte, N.C.