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Itching or Irritated Skin after Flea Treatment (Cat)Updated 7 days ago

Soothe your cat’s skin when the treatment works – and irritates. 💚

After flea treatments, some cats experience mild skin irritation or itching, especially around the neck. This is common and usually temporary. Doderm helps calm and protect the skin naturally.


How to recognise irritation

  • Redness or dryness where the Spot-on was applied

  • Scratching or rubbing the neck

  • Flakes or small scabs

  • Mild sensitivity to touch

The irritation is often caused by alcohol or carrier substances in the product, not by the active ingredient itself.


Step by step: How to care for the skin

1️⃣ Wait until the Spot-on is fully absorbed – usually 24 hours.

2️⃣ Apply Hydro RepairGel Pet
A small amount gently massaged in will calm and hydrate the skin.

3️⃣ For stronger redness or itching:
Use SOS Hydro RepairGel for 1–2 days, then continue with Hydro RepairGel Pet.

4️⃣ Apply 1–2× daily until the skin looks calm and smooth.


Why Doderm helps so well

  • Gentle & safe: Alcohol- and fragrance-free.

  • Hydrating: Hyaluronic acid restores moisture.

  • Soothing: Natural actives calm itching & redness.

  • Compatible: Can be used without affecting flea treatment.

💚 Result: Calm, hydrated skin and a relaxed cat again.


Common questions

Can I apply Doderm right after the Spot-on?
No – wait at least 24 hours.

Does it affect the flea product?
No, Doderm is neutral and doesn’t interfere with the treatment.

How long until improvement?
Usually within 2–3 days of consistent use.


When to see your vet

  • Severe redness, swelling or oozing

  • Persistent itching

  • Signs of allergic reaction

If irritation persists, consult your vet.


Product recommendation

  • Daily care: Hydro RepairGel Pet

  • Acute relief: SOS Hydro RepairGel

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