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Vetericyn Antimicrobial Feline Facial Therapy for Cats, 2 fl. oz.
Description
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Relieve pain and jumpstart the healing process with Vetericyn Plus liquid products. Use them to clean, flush, moisturize, and help prevent potential infection in wounds, cuts, and abrasions.
- - Cat acne, lesions & sores
- - Eye care (tear stains, allergy symptoms, dirt, debris)
- - Ear Care (redness & swelling, dirt, and debris)
- - Abscesses & sores in mouth, tooth & gum rinsing
- - Non-toxic, safe if licked or ingested
- - relief for allergy symptoms on skin, eyes, & ears
- - Active Ingredients: Hypochlorous Acid (0.009%) Inactive: Electrolyzed Water, Sodium Chloride, Phosphates, Sodium Hypochlorite
Specifications
| SKU | 3071349 |
|---|---|
| Primary Brand | Vetericyn |
| Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
| Weight | .25 LB |
Additional Features
| Scented | No |
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| Personalized Item flag | No |
Item Dimensions
| Volume | 2 FZ |
|---|---|
| Length | 1.75 IN |
| Height | 5.75 IN |
| Width | 1.75 IN |
Wounds & skin irritations: Saturate affected area, flushing away any foreign material. Repeat 3-4 times daily until condition is no longer visible. No rinsing necessary. Eyes: flush eyes gently with product. Repeat 3-4 times daily until condition is no longer visible. For daily maintenance, flush eyes once per day or as needed. Use with a damaged cornea should be under veterinarian supervision. Ears: saturate affected area on or in ear with product. Repeat 3-4 times daily until condition is no longer visible. For daily maintenance, apply to ear with a massaging action once per day or as needed. Not intented for inner ear infections. Nose & mouth: saturate affected area or saturate a cotton pad with product and gently wipe affected area. For daily maintenance and to help clean and reduce tear staining, wipe eyes and nose once per day or as needed.
For external use only, not for injection. Always consult with a veterinarian for systemic conditions.
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This stuff really works!
emendo48
4 years ago
My kitten had a very bad eye infection that turned into a bulgy ball. Applied th...
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Did Not Help My Cat’s Acne
DisappointedMeow
4 years ago
It’s been a month since I started using this product on my cat. His chin acne ha...
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Feline Facial Therapy
Deborah
Yes, I recommend this product.
Would highly recommend!
Kaykay
Originally posted on vetericyn.com
Facial therapy for acne or irritation
Eren Jaeger
Yes, I recommend this product.
Great
Rachel Kane
Yes, I recommend this product.
He can open his eye
Perru
Yes, I recommend this product.
Healed skin
CarolYP
Yes, I recommend this product.
It works
IMPHOENIX2014
Yes, I recommend this product.
ONLY the thing that helped chin acne!
Susan Z
Originally posted on vetericyn.com
Questions
will this help with my cats eye infection?
- It is according to the type of infection. It helps with pink eye and seemed to make the eyes feel better. I also used a human eye wash, with no preservatives, to help clean out the accumulated mess. Good luck, hope your kitty gets better.
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My cat has been diagnosed by a vet to have eosinophilic granuloma on the top portion of her tongue. Is this product helpful for that condition?
- Thank you for the question. Vetericyn Plus products will not help to reduce or treat granuloma tumors and this condition shoudl be treated by a veterinarian--oftentimes with a corticosteroid treatment plan. Good luck!
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Will this product help with my cats eye ulcer?
- Thanks for your question. Our Feline Facial Therapy can be used in and around the eyes and is a great solution for eye ulcers. If eye conditions worsen, we suggest having a veterinarian take a look.
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Would this help with sores on upper lip on cat?
- Yes- it should. I’ve used it on my cat’s face and it really helps.
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Hello, I bought a kitten just yesterday and today his eye was a little swollen but since I got him he had a lot of discharge coming from his eye. I’m pretty sure it’s just pink but he does open his eyes and seems fine, would this product help?
- Hi Jellybean27. Vetericyn Plus Antimicrobial Feline Facial Therapy helps manage common issues on a cat's face and in the eyes, ears, and mouth. This includes relieving and cleaning eyes suffering from conjunctivitis also known as pink eye. If you are unsure of the cause of your cat's condition we recommend seeking a veterinarian's advice right away.
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My cat came home with a skinned nose, would this work to help keep infection out and stop any pain ?
- Hi Lorrie623. It sure can. Vetericyn Plus Antimicrobial Feline Facial Therapy helps manage common issues on a cat's face and in the eyes, ears, and mouth. Use it to soothe irritations and clean injured areas to help prevent infection and aid in healing.
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My cat looks like he might have pink eye. His left eye is red and the lid inside is half way covering his eye. His eye is also squinty, swollen maybe? Please help!
- Hi Bgray97. Vetericyn Plus Antimicrobial Feline Facial Therapy helps manage common issues on a cat's face and in the eyes, ears, and mouth. This includes relieving and cleaning eyes suffering from conjunctivitis also known as pink eye. If you are unsure of the cause of your cat's condition we recommend seeking a veterinarian's advice right away.
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My cat has a stuffed nose, loss of appetite, and his third eyelid recently became visible. We don’t think it’s pink eye because his eye is not red or anything. We also noticed that his nose has swollen up on the side of the bad eye. Will this help it?
- Hi anthony. Vetericyn Plus Antimicrobial Feline Facial Therapy helps manage common issues on a cat's face and in the eyes, ears, and mouth. If you are unsure of the cause of your cat's condition we recommend seeking a veterinarian's advice right away.
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For cat acne, how should we "apply the treatment directly"? Will it work if applied on a cloth and then use as a compress?
- Hi Anne. You can apply the product to a bandage and use as a compress. For best results we recommend applying the product directly by spraying or dripping the liquid onto the affected area/s. If you have any more questions please email us at customerservice@innovacyn.com
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Hello, my cat since two days ago has been having some eye troubles. Looks like something is irritating the crap out of it. And his eye looks a little hazy. Would this help in any way? Please let me know I am desperate to help my baby. Thank you
- Hi Lana00. Vetericyn Plus® Feline Antimicrobial Facial Therapy will help clean and relieve irritated eyes. It is safe to use daily as needed. Eye issues can have many different causes. We recommend seeking advice from your veterinarian for a full diagnosis.
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My cat started scratching her face and ears until she was bloody and scabbed. A trip to the vet was no help. I started her on Cetirizine 5mg daily, and her face and ears healed well except for the area under her chin. For some reason that area is still affected. Would a topical medication help? Do you have any suggestions? Thank you!
White persian flat faced feline intact Sneezing, eyes are crusty all the time even if cleaned. Vaginal and rectum area wet and patient is in heat. Tried new poly dex drops for eyes. Didn’t work. Tried doxycycline liquid by mouth didn’t work either. I don’t know what to do and how to keep her clean. Her face is always wet as well when she drinks water she dunks her whole head in the bowl and looks like she has trouble drinking it.
Our cat has recently gotten an eye infection. She is the only one of our three cats that has this. She has had it in her left eye for about two weeks. We have tried the Vetericyn plus eye drops for cats which previously worked on one of our other cats, but hasn’t help at all this time. She is 15 years old and I was wondering if you had any idea of what this might be and or any advice. Thank you
Is peroxide and antibiotic ointment allowed to be used on a cat for a small wound
Our cat has sores under her chin. Despite me cleaning them and using neosporin and enzyme ointment, they aren’t healing. I think it’s feline chin acne and she may need an antibiotic.
My 14 year old female cat has a small lesion on her face. Our regular vet has treated it first with a Neopolydex Ointment, 10 days of Clavamox drops and a penicillin injection. That was in March 2018. Our second visit to the vet, she was treated with another 10 day round of Clavamox drops. In May 2018, the vet cleaned my cat's teeth, thinking the problem could be caused by her bad gums. The lesion is still present. What could it be?
My cat was smelling, then I noticed a wound below the right ear with pus coming out. It is a red wet wound. We gave him Almox-250 (Amoxicillin) for 5-6 days. And applied Hydrogen Peroxide, then, coconut oil with turmeric, both using a 2ml syringe (without the needle). Now the wound has become small, but there is a swelling above the wound.
Looks my cat has been in a fight. Her eye is swollen and the bottom lid is all red. Can I get a prescription for eye drops at a Vetco or do I need to go to a store with vet services?
Today I noticed two small scratch marks on my cat's face. Possibly from playing/"fighting" with my other cat. The marks look fresh. I have Tresaderm solution at home, is it okay to use it on the scratches or it'll be okay? I don't want him to get an infection or anything. Thank you!!!
Two of my four cats contracted a little bit of a cold. What can I administer them?
My cat has some infection on both sides of it's head
Can I use medline remedy essentials no rinse shampoo and body wash gel on my 2 year old cat? And can you tell me what would my his breath stink like death?