Wound Gard for Cats

Wound Gard Antiseptic and Bitterant Spray for Cats

Wound guard for cats is a topical spray with antiseptic properties for fast healing of wounds, sutures and skin cuts. It rapidly treats all kinds of wounds and is an absolute wound care treatment for felines. Easy to administer the solution cures wounds at a rapid pace and gives fast relief from pain.

Information:

Manufactured by Virbac, Wound Guard for cats is an effective scientific formulation that treats surgical procedures, ruptured skin and wounds on the cat’s skin. Made up of Denatonium Benzoate, Chlorhexidine Gluconate, Phenoxyethanol, eucalyptus oil and menthol, this antiseptic spray treats skin wounds, injuries and infections found in cats.

The bitter tasting spray prevents cats from licking the applied areas. This action accelerates cure of wounds at a quicker pace and eliminate chances of further damage due to pet bites.

Ingredients

• 200mg/L Denatonium Benzoate
• 10g/L Chlorhexidine Gluconate
• 20ml/L Phenoxyethanol
• 10ml/L Eucalyptus Oil
• 5g/L Menthol

Manufacturer

• A handy, fast and effective method of wound care.
• Topical treatment with antiseptic properties.
• Cures wounds, sutures and ruptured skin.
• Prevents infections and chances of self-mutilations.
• Prevents cats from licking or biting the applied area.
• Provides quick recovery from skin cuts and injuries.

Shake the bottle well before opening it. Remove the cap and spray on the wounded skin twice or thrice a day. Follow veterinarian’s advice for treating sutures.

The thumb rule is to use 3-4 pumps for each 2 cm length of the wound. Always keep away from the pet’s eyes and keep away from your face.

• Store in a cool place with temperature below 30 degrees Celsius.
• May cause mild irritation and minor transient discomfort.
• Keep away from the feline’s eyes and mouth.
• It is not harmful when used for treating normal skin and coat wounds.
• Always use hand gloves while spraying wound guard for cats.
• Wash hands and exposed skin with soap and water.
• Take veterinarian advice for further details.