Vetericyn Wound and Skincare - Liquid Spray - 236ml

fast acting spray, I used it for bumble foot in one of my ducks. Cleared it up in know time.

it helps healing

I don't normally do reviews as everything I buy is normally mideoka and is what it is. BUT this stuff works like magic. My frenchies wrinkles on one eye was so sore and red the pics don't so how sore it was, he'd lost hair on his face and it was weeping sometimes bleeding. The vets couldn't get him in for 3 days. So I decided to try this. ive been using this since Saturday night and it's Monday night. 2days of magic. It's healed no bleeding it's only slightly pink now. This is well worth the money. Thank you

My lhasa apso always gets bother in the summer with his feet and this helps before we go out walks

I purchased this on recommendation from my vet for my cat, Toby. He suffers from terrible itchiness and allergies (grain, especially) and tends to bite his paws/skin until they're bloody - and occasionally - infected. Originally, I used another brand but have found this one to be kinder with better results! Within a couple of days his wounds were healing nicely and he was no longer bothered by them. This has certainly saved me money and a few trips to the vet. Would highly recommend.

The first two photos are my cats neck before buying this and the 3rd one is today. My cat is allergic to fleas and despite us giving him very regular flea treatment he still becomes extremely itchy but this is the only time he’s done it to this extent that there’s a wound. We decided to try this after seeing the reviews and this is within only a few days of us using it 3-4 times a day. Obviously it’s still a little sore but a thousand times better and hopefully his fur will start to grow back

Works very well but be warned - check the expiry date. I ordered it in February and it expires in April 2025!

I am so grateful for this product. On of my hens somehow caught a toe in something and partially amputated it. I didnt have the heart to euthanise or just leave her so off she went to the vets where she was given anaesthetic, had the toe cleanly cut off at the next suitable place, antibiotic injection, pain killer. Vet warned me that the biggest issue would be stopping any infection. Its not easy to keep a free range hens feet clean especially in mucky wet weather. Anyway three times a day for the next seven days i bathed it in salt water and then sprayed with veterycin and allowed it to dry before letting her go about her scrattting etc. One week on and its healed and has had no infection, shes back to normal, no limping or anything. I am sure the veterycin helped keep it from getting infected and saved me from having to pay more vets bills. Very relieved and very pleased.