Creative Science WARTSOFF WART Dog and Horse Ointment, 4-OZ JAR

Works but takes a little while for worts to dry up and fall off. Be patient.

My 3 year old lab developed this aggressive and fast-growing wart on his paw, between the toes, right around January. It was black, solid hard and grew to be quite big in a really short time, around the size of a garbanzo bean. It was pointy and almost looked like a horn. Given the location and how aggressive it was progressing, and not initially knowing it was a wart, the vet decided it was best to surgically remove it. We had the procedure done in April, after the biopsy it was confirmed to be a wart. Well fast-forward to sometime in June and that thing came back... not one, but THREE WARTS in the same spot. Awful looking things, same horn shape, same size, just now occupying a larger area and growing twice as fast. (Picture 1 and Picture 2 are maybe a couple weeks apart). I did NOT want to have to go through surgery again... so decided to give this a try. I put the ointment and rubbed it in generously, twice a day religiously. It was several weeks before I noticed any change, and they definitely kept growing. All of the sudden (maybe 2-3 weeks in) I notice that they are looking lighter in color and feel softer.. then a few days later I did start to notice some bleeding but he seemed to be fine and not in pain at all, so I kept pushing through. One night I felt two of them loose from the base and as I put the ointment on one fell off... just like that. Then we both took a deep breath and rip the second one off that was barely hanging there... he didn't even wince, I don't think he felt anything. The third picture is after the 2 warts had fallen off and there was a small open wound at the base where they fell from. I applied some alcohol and hydrogen peroxide to the area for the next couple days to avoid infection, and kept using the ointment twice a day to keep battling the last one that was more established. In about 5 more days that one fell off on its own. I kept using the ointment still and just rubbing it in deeply on the skin to make sure they are eradicated completely, and so far so good. Now I'm just checking the area often to make sure I don't feel it popping back, as these things are stubborn and the "active site" can still be under the skin. Overall, suuuuuper please with the product! I will keep it so I can tackle any more warts that can come up in the future, but now I have something that works and I can handle it myself. Advice - be patient... push through the bleeding, it means its working, just make sure you are keeping an eye on the area and cleaning often to avoid infection. Also, pay attention to your dog and see if its hurting, my experience was that he wasn't feeling a thing so I kept going.

I used it on my doggy for a good year. Unfortunately this product does not work for dog warts. It dries off skin, irritates the dog, the wart bleeds and he cries. I don't recommend it.

Worked decently to get the warts off of my steer and heifer. Took a while but after consistent application they came off. The other steers liked to lick the paste off though so make sure you spray some sort of anti licking agent or separate the calves.

This would have gotten 4/5 stars but it fried my colts nose in the sun he had bad warts over most of his nose that while they cleared up in just a week or two, and continued to after I stopped using it, but if you use this don’t use it in direct sunlight.

My only dissappointment is that i didn't take before and after pics. I did not have high expectations after reading the reviews. The product was for my 10 month old colt that developed juvenile warts. It started as a few on his nose then rapidly progressed to about 10 and a DENSE patch on his chin the size of a dime. I needed to get it under control. I didn't see much of a result the first two weeks, but I kept applying it. Then suddenly they started dissappearing. I don't know if it would be effective on hard established warts on an older horse or animal, which i feel are a different from softer juvenile warts. I do know it worked above my expectations on my 10 month old. It took about 4 weeks for me to realize it worked.

I started using right away on my dog. Its been 3 days and wow its not pretty its a little bloody and crusty. But it seems to be working like it should. Very happy the cream stays on the wart. Picture is after 6 days of applying 2 times a day.

Nope! It made my dog’s skin red and irritated. Don’t get it on the skin. She had never bothered the large wart until I put this on it.. it did dry up part of it, then my dog started biting it.. it’s been several months, at times she still bites the area. I used it on one at the back of her neck, it got smaller then came back even bigger. I don’t recommend this. Read the label, not suppose to be put where the dog can get to it.