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QuickDerm Wound Ointment
$29.99
QuickDerm Wound Care helps promote healing while providing a protective barrier. QuickDerm contains no steroids or antibiotics and it's non-toxic. This versatile product can be used for a variety of wounds for your dog, cat or horse. Easy to use formula, just gentle cleanse area and apply QuickDerm, reapply daily.
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QuickDerm Wound Care helps promote healing while providing a protective barrier. QuickDerm contains no steroids or antibiotics and it's non-toxic. This versatile product can be used for a variety of wounds for your dog, cat or horse. Easy to use formula, just gentle cleanse area and apply QuickDerm, reapply daily.
- Helps promote healing while providing a protective barrier
- Contains no steroids or antibiotics and it's non-toxic
- Can be used for a variety of wounds for dog's, cat's or horse's
Common Uses:
- Hot Spots
- Lick Sores
- Lacerations
- Open Abscesses
- Flea Dermatitis
- Decubitus Ulcers
- Puncture Wounds
- Dehisced Wounds
- Road Rash
- Burns
- Deglove injuries
- Post Surgical Sites
- Facial Fold Dermatitis
Ingredients:
Polyethylene glycols, water, citric acid, potassium citrate, sodium citrate, benzoic acid, salts of rubidium, calcium, and zinc.
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