Bakson Sept Aid Spray for Dogs & Cats

Bakson Veterinary Sept Aid Spray 100ml is a homeopathic topical antiseptic spray for treating animal wounds from injuries, FMD, burns, cuts, and mouth ulcers on sensitive areas. It rapidly stops bleeding, controls infection, and promotes immediate healing with natural extracts in an easy spray format. This convenient product from Bakson Drugs & Pharmaceuticals suits dogs, cats, livestock, and poultry.

• Composition : Calendula officinalis (Ext.) HPI Ø 7% v/v
  
• Echinacea angustifolia (Ext.) HPI Ø 7% v/v 
  
• Kreosotum (Ext.) HPI Ø 3% v/v 
  
• Excipients q.s., Alcohol content 10.7% v/v

Indications :

• Wounds from injuries, FMD, burns
  
• Mouth ulcers and sensitive area cuts
  
• Minor external infections needing antiseptic care

Features :

• Fast-acting bleeding control and healing
  
• Targeted spray for hard-to-reach areas 
  
• Natural antiseptic prevents infection 
  
• Safe for all animals including sensitive regions

Directions for Use:

• Shake well before use
  

• Spray from 10cm distance on affected area 
  

• Use frequently for faster relief (reduce intervals rather than dose) 
  

• Protect from heat, moisture, sunlight

Disclosure:

A licensed vendor partner will deliver this medicine to you. Once the pharmacy accepts your order, the pharmacy details will be shared with you. Acceptance of your order is based on the validity of your doctor's prescription and the availability of the medicine.

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