Skyec Ga Make Pet Spray Wound Healing for Dogs and Cats

This non-residue, breathable spray (typically 130 ml capacity noted, close to 125 ml variant) accelerates tissue repair for cuts, burns, abrasions, and surgical wounds. It's easy to apply without causing discomfort, making it ideal for home first-aid kits.

• Composition : Proflavine Hemisulphate: antiseptic against Gram-positive bacteria.
  Gamma Benzene Hexachloride: insecticidal to protect from flystrike and secondary contamination.
  Aqueous spray base for non-greasy application.

Indications :

• Open wounds, lacerations, and burns.
  
• Post-surgical sites and dehorning injuries.
  
• Minor trauma prevention of bacterial/fungal invasion.
  
• Hot spots and insect-infested lesions.

Features :

• Speeds healing by 2-3x vs traditional dressings.
  
• Kills germs and repels insects simultaneously.
  
• No staining or residue; allows skin respiration.
  
• Painless spray application suits stressed pets.

Directions for Use:

• Shake well; spray 2-3 times directly on clean wound from 10 cm distance.
  

• Apply BID-TID until healed (3-7 days typically).
  

• No bandaging needed; prevent licking for 15 min.
  

• External use; store below 30°C

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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