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Vetericyn Vetericyn Animal Wound & Infection Care
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My cat has a golfball size wound on his neck
I am not sure what happend to him but the wound has no skin or hair on it .It is just raw flesh The vet says to leave it alone and watch for infection. He is in pain and I would rather get rid of some of his pain and keep him from getting infected. What can I put on it?
asked 1 year, 3 months ago 
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yocarol5
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answer 1
use vetericyn. you can apply it 4x's a day. just spray it on, it doesnt hurt at all. it helps with infection, and will help much faster. you will be thrilled with the product.
answered 8 months ago
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cantgetenough
bixby, ok
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answer 2
I would recommend Vetercyn
answered 10 months ago
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LizzysGramma
San Diego, CA
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answer 3
This product seems great for open type skin wounds like this. It is also advertised as very safe for any type of animal, so this product should be a great option. I will be keeping some on hand to spray on cuts and scrapes in the future in the hopes of preventing infection. I think it is also a great product to supplement antibiotics for infected wounds.
answered 11 months ago
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threencpups
north carolina
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answer 4
It almost sounds like your cat may have had an abscess there. Abscesses occur anywhere on the body, and on animals can go easily un noticed in areas like that.
To make his pain go away, you can ask your vet for some torbuterol or metacam. Metacam is a pain and anti-inflammatory, while Torb is just a pain management medication. Also ask for Baytril - as you want something to help it stay un-infected.
If the wound is open, you will want to rinse it out with a saline solution, which is cheap and easily found at any drugstore. After using the saline wash, use some vetericyn or quickderm to help it heal quickly. Make sure that your cat is not bothering it much, and be sure to keep it free from hair and other debris, or it will come back again. Be sure to do this 2 - 3 times a day.
If the issue comes back again, ask your vet to administer a shot of covenia to your pal. Your vet will tell you exactly what it does, but in short, it will make sure he doesn't get one again.
To make his pain go away, you can ask your vet for some torbuterol or metacam. Metacam is a pain and anti-inflammatory, while Torb is just a pain management medication. Also ask for Baytril - as you want something to help it stay un-infected.
If the wound is open, you will want to rinse it out with a saline solution, which is cheap and easily found at any drugstore. After using the saline wash, use some vetericyn or quickderm to help it heal quickly. Make sure that your cat is not bothering it much, and be sure to keep it free from hair and other debris, or it will come back again. Be sure to do this 2 - 3 times a day.
If the issue comes back again, ask your vet to administer a shot of covenia to your pal. Your vet will tell you exactly what it does, but in short, it will make sure he doesn't get one again.
answered 1 year, 3 months ago
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vettervet
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What can I use this for?
I am out of town and have a rescued cat with me that has no skin on his arm. My vet from a diff state gave me Nolvasan Otic cleaning solution to clean the wound twice a day before I spray COLLASATE spray in order to promote skin regrowth. I ran out of my cleaning solution and no vet around sells it and told me to try petco. Can I use this new product to clean the area before spraying Collosate on it?
asked 11 months ago on Vetericyn Animal Wound & Infection Care
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NanaE
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yes you can, and you will be glad you did. it is wonderful. not painful to use.
answered 8 months ago
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cantgetenough
bixby, ok
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answer 2
yes you can and thats good stuff.
answered 10 months ago
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pet2go
peru,in
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Vetericyn Animal Wound & Infection Care. Can this product be put on my chicken safely, to prevent feather pecking?
What color is the product and will it camaflouge areas with no feathers?
asked 1 year, 4 months ago on Vetericyn Animal Wound & Infection Care
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Mbray
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no it wont. i know nothing about chickens, but it is for bird use, so it might stop the problem.
answered 8 months ago
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cantgetenough
bixby, ok
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Can you use this product on ear?
asked 1 year, 3 months ago on Vetericyn Animal Wound & Infection Care
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itsSANDRAduh
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yes you can use this product all over the animals body. it will work fine.
answered 8 months ago
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cantgetenough
bixby, ok
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Is Vetericyn safe for a human to use?
asked 5 months, 3 weeks ago on Vetericyn Animal Wound & Infection Care
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charyl209
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Oh, by far yes! I have used it on many of my own wounds!
answered 3 weeks, 4 days ago
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vettervet
Phoenix, AZ
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Is this safe for a human?
asked 5 months, 3 weeks ago on Vetericyn Animal Wound & Infection Care
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charyl209
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