Perfect for your pet pharmacy
For all types of acute, chronic and infected wounds:1-8
- Surgical wounds
- Post-surgical sites
- Burns
- Cuts and lacerations
- Bite wounds
- Wounded or infected paws
- Abrasions
- Infected skin and skin folds
- Skin and eye irritations (Solution)
- Eye, ear, nose and mouth cleansing (Solution)
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