
For hot spots, paw funk, and the spots they lick, a lick-safe gel that sprays on like water, then clings so it stays where you put it.
About a month of daily spot care per bottle.Daily skin and coat care, not a substitute for veterinary care.
“Marlow had a lick spot for WEEKS and two other products did absolutely nothing. I didn’t have high hopes for a third. But he lost interest after a couple of days. It grabs onto the spot and stays put, that’s the difference.”
How to use it
Around the face and eyes, saturate a cotton pad and wipe. Everywhere else, spray directly on the spot, rub it in, and let it dry.
Which one is right?
Most pet parents run both. That’s the Daily Duo.
Yes. No alcohol, no fragrance, no dye, and nothing to rinse off. Safe if they lick the spot after.
No. It’s pH-balanced for skin with no alcohol, so most pets don’t flinch even on a raw, sensitive spot.
It is a cleansing step, not a treatment, so use it once or twice a day on the spots that need it. If licking, redness or odour is not settling, or is getting worse, see your vet.
If a spot is deep, spreading, oozing, or your pet seems unwell, see your vet. This is daily skin & coat care, not a substitute for veterinary treatment.
Tuned to 6.4, gentle and close to your pet’s own skin (the outlined zone).
“Gentlest thing yet. Tiny dab, big difference.”
“Boston terrier tail pocket, iykyk. Dumpling got all red and yucky back there and this sorted it out in a few days. It stays put right where that spot needs it.”
What it's for
Spray it on and it sets into a gel that clings and stays put, so it stays right where you need it. Lick-safe, no sting, use as often as they need.






Real customer photos, they show cosmetic appearance from regular grooming use, not treatment of any medical condition. Individual results vary. See your vet for persistent, deep, or worsening issues.
Also great for
A gentle daily companion that cleans away buildup and everyday grime, not a replacement for veterinary care when your pet needs it.
The ingredient
Hypochlorous acid (HOCl) is not something a lab invented. Your pet’s own white blood cells make it. It’s antimicrobial in the truest sense, antibacterial and antifungal in a single molecule, and human medicine has leaned on it for more than a century.
Ours is held at pH 6.4, close to your pet’s own skin, so it lifts dirt, oil, and grime without stinging. Then it breaks down into water and a trace of salt. Nothing to rinse.
We thicken it with a mineral, not an organic gum, so there’s nothing in the bottle for the HOCl to break down. Sprays like water, sets like gel, clings where you put it.
Made on a Japanese-licensed process, the same grade Japan clears for use on food itself. No alcohol, no fragrance, no dye.
Why ours stays strong
HOCl is a restless molecule. Light, heat, and the wrong pH all pull it apart, which is why so much of it fades on the shelf. Ours uses a Japanese-licensed, pH-controlled process that keeps it ultra-pure and ultra-stable, so it holds its labeled strength from the day it is filled. The same gentle chemistry is trusted in food-grade and hospital settings.
And the gel? Thickeners normally drain HOCl’s strength, so ours stays liquid in the bottle and only sets into a gel when it lands. Lab-tested to hold full strength for 18 months.
Sprays like water. Stays like gel. Stays strong.
Water, Hypochlorous Acid (HOCl), Sodium Chloride, Sodium Magnesium Fluorosilicate, Sodium Sulfate.
Biodegradable. No alcohol, no fragrance, no dye, no preservatives.
External use only. Avoid contact with eyes. If contact occurs, rinse thoroughly with water. Do not use in the ear canal. Store below 77°F. Keep out of reach of children. Discontinue use if irritation occurs. For persistent concerns, consult your veterinarian.
Independently tested by an ISO/IEC 17025-accredited laboratory. Made in Taiwan using a Japanese-licensed, pH-controlled stabilization process.
Free of: phthalates · heavy metals · animal testing.
Burrow Made Rescue Gel is topical hypochlorous acid (HOCl) skin & coat care for cleaning and soothing the skin, not a substitute for veterinary care. References to HOCl describe the molecule as established in scientific literature.
Yes. No alcohol, no fragrance, no dye. Safe to lick, no rinsing required.
No. The formula is pH-balanced for skin and contains no alcohol. Most pets don't react to it going on, even on sensitive spots.
Used on trouble spots as needed, a bottle lasts about a month. Since it only goes where it’s needed, occasional use stretches it a good deal further.
A stable gel is harder to make, because the formula has to hold together without breaking the HOCl down. Most HOCl is a thin liquid that runs right off. Our Spray-to-Gel stays exactly where you put it, right on the spot instead of dripping off in two seconds, and our pH-controlled process keeps the active at labeled strength.
Yes, and it's a real relief for cat owners. Cats groom constantly, and a lot of grooming products aren't safe for them, but this has no alcohol, no fragrance, and no essential oils, so it's safe even if they lick it off. Great for feline chin acne, tear stains on flat-faced breeds, overgrooming, and sensitive skin.
No. Bleach is sodium hypochlorite at a high pH, which is harsh on skin. Hypochlorous acid is the gentle end of the same chlorine chemistry: it is the molecule your pet's own white blood cells produce, and at pH 6.4 it is mild enough for daily use on skin.
Only a faint clean scent when you first spray, and it fades within seconds. There's no added perfume and nothing to mask, so your pet doesn't walk around smelling like a pool or a bottle of cologne.
Email us within 60 days and we'll make it right: a refund, a replacement, or a swap for the other product, whichever fits. We read every message ourselves.