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Skin HEALth Spray — previously known as Owies & Oopsies — is a natural herbal topical spray for dogs and cats, formulated to soothe and heal cuts, scrapes, hot spots, burns, insect bites, and minor skin wounds. Made from a blend of time-tested botanical ingredients in a witch hazel base, it is gentle enough for open and raw skin, non-stinging, and designed to support the skin's natural healing process without harsh chemicals or antibiotics.
Developed by Adored Beast Apothecary founder Julie Anne Lee, DCH RCSHom. 100% natural, non-GMO, gluten-free, and paraben-free. 60ml bottle. Approximately 480 sprays per bottle. Suitable for dogs and cats. Topical use only.
What Skin HEALth Spray Is Used For
Cuts, scrapes, and minor wounds. Hot spots — soothes inflammation and supports healing. Burns and sunburns. Insect bites and skin irritations. Bruises and abrasions. Skin rashes, eczema, and minor infections. Post-scratch and post-lick wound care. General skin soothing and itch relief.
Ingredients
Source: Adored Beast Apothecary.
Herbal tinctures of Horsetail, Hypericum, Calendula, and Hydrastis (Goldenseal), combined in a base of Witch Hazel and Green Tea.
Horsetail — used since the time of the Greek and Roman Empires, Horsetail is well established for supporting the healing of burns, wounds, and sores. It has anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties and helps stabilise and heal scar tissue.
Calendula — rich in flavonoids and plant-based antioxidants, Calendula is used to fight inflammation, viruses, and bacteria. It supports faster wound healing by increasing blood flow and oxygen to the affected area, and has long been used topically to treat burns, bruises, cuts, and minor infections.
Hypericum (St. John's Wort) — used topically for minor wounds, burns, sunburns, abrasions, bruises, and contusions. Hypericum helps improve tissue regeneration in wounds, is known for its nerve-soothing properties, and helps calm skin irritations.
Hydrastis (Goldenseal) — with a history of use by indigenous North American peoples, Goldenseal is used topically to support the body's response to local inflammation and assist with healing skin conditions including rashes, ulcers, wounds, eczema, and ringworm. Notably rich in antibacterial properties.
Green Tea — derived from Camellia sinensis, Green Tea is well known for its antioxidant properties and contains polyphenols and catechins shown to have anti-inflammatory, antibacterial, and antiviral properties.
Witch Hazel — the base of the formula. A natural astringent with well-documented anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial properties, Witch Hazel helps cleanse the affected area, reduce swelling, and create an environment that supports skin recovery.
100% Natural — No Additives
100% natural, non-GMO, gluten-free, and paraben-free. Sustainably sourced and cruelty-free. Adored Beast Apothecary is a proud member of the Pet Sustainability Coalition.
How to Use
Spray directly onto the affected area 2–3 times per day or as needed. Allow the solution to soak into the skin before your animal licks the area. Each 60ml bottle contains approximately 480 sprays.
Caution.
Test a small area first to ensure your animal tolerates the formula well. Discontinue use if skin appears more red or aggravated after application — this may indicate sensitivity. Do not spray directly into the eyes or mouth. Not for internal use. Safe use in pregnant animals or animals intended for breeding has not been proven. If your animal's condition worsens or does not improve, discontinue use and consult your veterinarian. Keep out of reach of children and other animals.
A Note on Coat Staining
Calendula and Goldenseal — two of the botanicals in this formula — carry naturally occurring yellow and orange pigments. These pigments are what make the plants therapeutically effective, and they are completely safe. On darker coats they are rarely noticeable, but on white, cream, and other pale-coloured dogs and cats, they can leave a yellowish tint on the fur around the treated area.
This is a cosmetic issue only. The staining does not affect how the product works and will not harm your pet's skin or coat. As treatment frequency reduces and the wound heals, the stained fur will grow out over time. In the meantime, a few practical steps can help.
Managing pigment transfer on light coats.
Let it settle before your pet moves. After spraying, keep your pet calm and still for a few minutes. The more time the liquid has to absorb into the skin, the less pigment migrates into the surrounding fur.
Protect the coat during application. Where possible, part or clip back the fur immediately around the wound before spraying. This limits how much coat the solution contacts directly.
Use a whitening or medicated shampoo. Standard shampoos often struggle to lift plant-based pigments. A pet-safe whitening shampoo — particularly purple-tinted formulas — or a medicated shampoo is more effective at reducing yellow discolouration over successive washes.
Wipe or trim localised staining. For minor surface staining confined to the tips of the fur, a warm damp cloth or pet-safe waterless shampoo can help. If the discolouration is limited to the very ends of the coat, a careful trim is often the fastest cosmetic fix.
Storage
Store at room temperature or refrigerate. Do not expose to excessive heat. Keep out of reach of children and other animals.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will this sting on open or raw skin?
No. The formula contains only soothing botanical ingredients — no strong acids or harsh antiseptics. It is safe to apply directly to open or raw skin.
How many sprays does one bottle contain?
Each 60ml bottle contains approximately 480 sprays. At 2–3 sprays per application, 2–3 times daily, one bottle provides several weeks of treatment for a localised area.
How long can I use Skin HEALth Spray for?
You can use it until the issue you are treating is resolved. There is no strict usage limit for topical application — discontinue once the skin has healed, or if irritation occurs.
Is this the same product as Owies & Oopsies?
Yes. Skin HEALth Spray was previously sold under the name Owies & Oopsies. The formula is unchanged — only the name and packaging have been updated by Adored Beast Apothecary.
Will it stain my dog's coat?
It can leave a yellowish tint on white, cream, and other light-coloured coats. This is caused by the natural pigments in Calendula and Goldenseal and is completely harmless. The staining is cosmetic only and fades as the treated fur grows out. See the coat staining section above for practical tips on managing it.
Is Skin HEALth Spray suitable for cats as well as dogs?
Yes. It is suitable for both dogs and cats for topical use.
Can I use this on hot spots?
Yes. The anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial properties of the formula make it well suited to hot spot care. Spray onto the affected area 2–3 times daily and prevent licking while the solution soaks in.