Pet Wound Care Spray with Hypochlorous Acid for Dogs, Cats and Horses, Sting-Free 8-oz Bottle – SkinSmart
Pet wound care spray with hypochlorous acid offers a touch-free way to rinse scratches, hot spots, bites and other label-approved skin concerns. SkinSmart packages the ready-to-use liquid in an eight-ounce spray bottle for dogs, cats, horses and other small animals. The sting-free formula is listed without steroids or antibiotics and may be useful when rubbing a sensitive area would be uncomfortable.
Clean the affected area and apply only according to the current bottle directions, taking care around the eyes, nose, mouth and ears even though the source lists those areas as acceptable. Prevent unnecessary licking and keep the nozzle clean between applications. This spray supports routine first aid but does not replace veterinary treatment. Deep wounds, punctures, animal bites, heavy bleeding, discharge, swelling, severe pain, fever or an area that does not improve requires prompt veterinary care.
Specifications
- Brand: SkinSmart
- Product: Pet wound care spray
- Active technology: Hypochlorous acid
- Bottle volume: 8 oz
- Form: Ready-to-use topical spray
- Application: Touch-free spray
- Formula statement: Sting-free
- Steroids: None listed
- Antibiotics: None listed
- Target animals: Dogs cats horses and small animals
- Uses listed: Scratches hot spots bites and wound care
- Product dimensions: 2.5 x 2.5 x 6 in
- Package dimensions: 6.5 x 2.36 x 2.36 in
- Item weight: 10.2 oz
- Manufacturer: Simple Science
- Package quantity: One bottle
- Professional care: Required for serious or worsening wounds
Frequently Asked Questions
Which animals can use this wound spray?
The source lists dogs, cats, horses and other small animals; follow the bottle directions for the individual animal.
Does the formula contain steroids or antibiotics?
No steroids or antibiotics are listed in the source information.
How much spray is included?
The bottle contains eight ounces of ready-to-use hypochlorous acid spray.
When should a wound be examined by a veterinarian?
Seek prompt care for deep wounds, punctures, bites, heavy bleeding, swelling, discharge, severe pain or poor healing.