Vetericyn Wound & Infection Care - 16 Ounce Trigger

Maybe I missed it, but I can't find any mention of what sort of animal it was that had the "worst wound" on the "holiday weekend". Horse? dog? You state that the animal was pregnant at the time, so I know you're not talking about a chicken.
Just curious.

I agree with your review. I bought ours for the chickens but our cat had a horrible bite wound very infected over Memorial Weekend. I remembered I had the spray. Starting using 3-4 times a day and sprayed right into the large puncture wounds after we drained them. Within 2-3 days looks so good and like you said it is like the holes just close up with this stuff. After about 4-5 days we could not even see the holes. I swear by this stuff. I am tempted to try it on us.

They have it in a small squeeze bottle too for eye problems... I almost bought some but I felt the directions on it were very vague... I will have to get some and see now! Thanks for the recomendation!

Carolyn252- I was wondering who would notice! LOL It was a dog. It's still a mystery where she got the cut in her abdomen- we scoured the back yard looking for sharp objects, but honestly the slices looked like they were made with a surgical instrument. Talk about scary!!

Sunnysimplelife- Vetericyn is amazing stuff. When I have a wound on my own body it's one of the three things I swear by- Vetericyn, MicroTek, and Neosporin. It's the best at getting rid of difficult wounds, especially those that are likely to leave scars. Love love love it! I've never had a problem with using it on myself- I prefer it over anything the doctor could 'recommend'.

BackyardFarmMom- That's the Vetericyn Opthamolic, I have two bottles of it floating around here. It's basically the same stuff in a gel form. I think you get more for your money in the bigger spray bottle, but then again the gel form stays on longer and really does a good job at coating the entire surface of the eye. The directions for use are probably vague because regardless of how you apply it, it works. LOL I've used the Vetericyn Opthamolic quite a few times, even on myself (I have contacts, so I need to take extra special care to avoid any sort of infection or else I'll be forced to walk around partially blind for a while, or in the worst case scenario an infection could do permanent damage to my eye so my opthamologist says). It's great stuff to have handy just in case you do have an animal with a damaged/infected eye.

Carolyn252 said:

Maybe I missed it, but I can't find any mention of what sort of animal it was that had the "worst wound" on the "holiday weekend". Horse? dog? You state that the animal was pregnant at the time, so I know you're not talking about a chicken.
Just curious.

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Same here Carolyn. Also wondered what animal that was...

wow peoples even using it on themselves wow great stuff.