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Sulfodene 3 Way Ointment
$9.95
Treats wounds in three ways - it helps prevent infection, aids in pain relief, and provides an insect, water and germ barrier to protect the injury while healing. The ointment is recommended for cuts, scrapes, scratches, bites, abrasions and skin irritations. 2 oz. Tube.
Key Benefits
- First aid...
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Treats wounds in three ways - it helps prevent infection, aids in pain relief, and provides an insect, water and germ barrier to protect the injury while healing. The ointment is recommended for cuts, scrapes, scratches, bites, abrasions and skin irritations. 2 oz. Tube.
Key Benefits
- First aid ointment helps to heal a variety of canine skin-related issues.
- Prevents infection, relieves pain and provides a barrier against insects and germs.
- Also treats hot spots associated with scratching, hair loss and redness.
- Helps relieve topical conditions that may have a bacterial and/or fungal basis.
- For use on cuts, scrapes, bites, abrasions and skin irritations.
Directions For Use: Apply directly to the wound. Repeat 1 to 3 times daily as necessary.
Ingredients: Menthol, benzocaine, salicylic acid, sorbitan monooleate, polysorbate 80, cajaput (melaluca lucadendron – tea tree oil), citronella oil, thyme oil, cornmint oil, clove oil, sodium edetate disodium, benzalkonium chloride, butylated hydroxytoluene, echinacea, emu oil in a beeswax/petrolatum base.
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