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Great product I use this when my dogs toes react to seasonal triggers I salt wash them then apply this and a head bucket in 3 days they usually are healed. On one occasion my vet advised carrying it on along side antibiotics as unfortunately I didn’t catch it in time.

This product was recommended to me by my vet as something to keep in the medicine cupboard for minor cuts and grazes on my dogs. One of my dogs recently started losing his fur on the side of his face after being bitten by a fly. After a visit to the vet he was given the all clear. However, over a few days he was scratching at his face where his fur was growing back. This caused him to break the skin and became quite sore. I phoned the vet who gave the go ahead to use this antibacterial powder. After a couple of days the powder stopped the irritation and he was scratching less. His skin healed very quickly and his fur has now completely grown back. I was using it twice a day.A second dog of ours suffers from k9 acne on his chin and would often pop his spots causing them to bleed. Again, I used this powder daily. Once in the morning and once in the evening (Avoiding getting any in his mouth) fortunately where his spots are on the chin he is unable to lick the powder off. After a week, the inflamed acne had gone down. It's now been 3 weeks and at present he'd had no spots return. Should they come back, I'll have no hesitation in using this powder again.Please note, I would recommend checking with your vet before using this product and where necessary visit your vets. I used this powder with veterinary guidance.

Dried the wound up without fear of infection

Good for a doggie first aid kit. Helped to stop the bleeding and the wounds did not get infected after she had an altercation with a cat.

My dog is prone to bacterial infections between her toes if she goes in the sea. Have had to take her to the vets several times and was prescribed expensive anti bacterial washes etc.Plan A - I tried dog booties on her, but she looked at me as if to say 'you must be joking' and promptly pulled them off.Plan B - when leaving the beach we wash her feet thoroughly in clean water. When we get home, we bath her feet and clean with shampoo & dry her toes throughly. When they are no longer damp, we squirt a few puffs of Johnson's Antibacterial Healing powder between her toes and rub in. Voila, no more sore paws. The bottle size is handy enough to pop in our first aid kit when we go travelling. I have also used in when my spaniel got a nasty scratch from brambles after she dived in head first. I cleaned the scratch, dried it and put a good puff of Johnsons Antibac Powder on it to stop it getting infected. There are lots of modern, fancy medications on the market, but this one is reliable, convienient to use and affordable from a good old fashioned trusted company.

Thank you for making this product.My dog had a nasty cut in between his toes, the worst possible place. He had it sutured at the vet and they bandaged it, but the sutures burst and it got badly infected. The wound started to extend with the infection on and I was so stressed about it getting worse. It was wet, seeping pus and was a gaping hole- this powder along with the vetzyme powder I bought, really helped to dry it up and helped it to heal. I don’t know what would have happened to it if I hadn’t found this magic powder, I’ll be using it on every wound my dogs suffer from now on.

It’s okay, dries the wound up but I don’t know if it really has any healing properties.Nozzle impossible to sprinkle powder directly onto wound, it goes everywhere and eventually completely clogs up.

Following a deep cut from a fight my cat had a messy would. Having not wanted to pay ££££££ vet fees I washed it with salt water, dried it off and applied the talc - it binds to help form a scab and heal - worked a treat and the cat…. She’s loving life… you’d never ever know