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Vetericyn Plus Livestock Antimicrobial Utility Gel Spray, 16 oz.
Description
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Vetericyn Plus Antimicrobial Utility Gel Spray adheres to your livestock's wound site, providing an extra layer of protection for wound and skin ailments. It also works great for burns and abrasions, in conjunction with wound dressings, and is excellent for use in hard-to-reach locations.
- - Help healing of dehorning and castration sites, or issues with umbilical cord, navel, or udder
- - Non-toxic, water-based gel designed to evaporate slowly with no need to wipe away residue
- - Easy-to-use spray gel adheres to the wound and hard-to-reach areas
- - Made with hypochlorous technology, a safe and effective alternative without alcohol, antibiotics, or steroids
- - No withdrawal period
- - Time to apply is approximately 10 seconds per animal
- - Made in the USA
Specifications
| SKU | 3684559 |
|---|---|
| Lifestage | All Lifestages |
| Primary Brand | Vetericyn |
| Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
| Weight | 16 OZ |
Additional Features
| Grain Free | No |
|---|---|
| Personalized Item flag | No |
| Lifestage | All Lifestages |
Item Dimensions
| Height | 8.25 IN |
|---|
Ingredients
ACTIVE: Hypochlorous Acid (0.012%). INACTIVE: Electrolyzed Water, Sodium Chloride, Sodium Hypochlorite, Lithium Magnesium Sodium Silicate, Sodium Bicarbonate, Phosphates, Sodium Sulfate.
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Shake well before using. Move excess hair from the wound area (clip if necessary). Saturate the affected area with Vetericyn Plus Antimicrobial Utility Gel, flushing away any foreign debris. Repeat 3-4 times daily until the wound is healed. No rinsing is needed. Utility Gel is designed to stick to the application site and evaporate slowly; there is no need to wipe away residue. If a dressing is used, saturate it with Utility Gel at each dressing change. For best results, use Vetericyn Plus Antimicrobial Utility Spray to wash the area before application of the Utility Gel.
For external use only. For animal use only. Consult veterinarian for systemic conditions.
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Works Great!
Julie37
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A must have for animal care!
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Great Product!
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awesome Results
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My dog has problems with her eyes quite regularly and I have found that using Vetericyn Plus Antimicrobial Ophthalmic Gel whenever she has it gets rid of it within a few days. I apply it three times a day and keep her cone on to prevent her from itching it. Although this time it seems to not Ben working like it usually has in the past. So I’m worried it’s something more serious or I’ll have to get something else for her. Can’t afford to take her to vet till Monday. So hoping for answers here.
What’s the best way to treat the cut on my dog’s paw? We’ve been spraying it with the skin spray (pictured), bandages and wraps and doing our best to keep him from licking it. The inflatable donut was ineffective so we’ll pick up a cone today. Thanks in advance!
Nashville has a cut on her paw pad and we’re trying to figure out the best way to help it heal it quickly. We think it’s a cut, it’s the white curcle in the picture. We’ve been trying to leep it clean, and spray Vetericyn on it. It causes her to limp. Is there anything else we can do to help her so she’s more comfortable?
What are suitable treatments for flystrike, mastitis, foot rot, fleas, worms and abscesses?
Pet had skin die off, back rt foot (after severe abscess in back rt hip threatened amputate) Vet removed dead, new skin growth underneath. This left atleast 50% of exposed flesh, the other has new skin growth. Antibiocs & cleaning w/chlorhexidine 2xs a day.(metacam 1x day for 2 day.)With cleaning and limited mobility still seems impossible to keep clean, constantly finding dirt/debris, misc stuck to raw skin. Is there a safe way to cover wound while also letting it breathe for healing purposes?
He has this under his armpit and my mom thinks it’s from GenOne topical Spray but I don’t spray it under there, it would go on his back legs because he would lick it. But, now it, his armpit, has pus coming out of it and she wants to put something called hypagence, I didn’t spell it right, but do you think that is safe? Plus she doesn’t want to take him to the vet so that wouldn’t even be a choice.
I believe my chicken has frostbite, I saw her limping today. I soaked it in warm water with a tablespoon of hydrogen peroxide for 15 minutes. I put Neosporin on it and covered it with a sock so she doesn't pick at it. Is there anything else I should be doing?
This is the infection, now i applied that cream named lorexane recommended by the vet but the problem is that he is licking and is making it worse. While he is licking the medicine goes and blood comes
Hendrix has a small collar sore. I washed it yesterday with medicated dog shampoo (antibacterial + antifungal) and then I put a thin layer A & D ointment on it. I did the same today. Is there anything else I can use to help heal it?. He’s in not in pain or doesn’t wince when I touch it or cleanse it. just reposting to add pictures Also I have goodwinol ointment. Btw the black thing is his leash just to coax him in the tub, it didn’t touch his sore but he’s collarless
The vet gave Dahlia Synotic 8 ml and TriOtic ointment 15g. First how do you use for her feet and how safe are they because she licks her feet constantly
Is it okay to put betagen spray on my dog’s rash on his belly?
Dr My pet dog Kali has developed what looks like an infection on her skin which is causing hair loss under her neck I. The region under her collar.It does seem itchy and red. I am using vetachlor-m is miconazole nitrate and chlorhexidine glycolate spray.The itching does seem to have reduced.My regular vet is on holidays and he had prescribed this a few months earlier for some hair loss and itch My doggy is s mixed breed.Could I continue with this spray?