VetericynPlus Horse Wound Care Spray | Equine Healing Aid and Skin Repair, Clean Wounds, Relieve Itchy Skin. 16 ounces

I will always give this product the best review. I've used it for years and have all my family and friends using it. I use it on myself when I got burned badly by hot soup and another time when I got a bad burn on my foot that wouldn't heal. Once I started using it my foot healed right up. When we were showing our dogs and breeding I always had this on hand. It's the best product out there and other companies have tried to copy them but don't measure up to this product.

I found this spray medicine cheaper than at my local Tractor Supply. I have been using this for years on wounds that need some drying out and healing

How more veterinarians aren't familiar with vetericyn is beyond me but I've been using this product for over 10 years and can attest to how good it is, I've not only used on my dogs but on my cat and sugar gliders, it was safe enough to use on my gliders eyes, I use it on everyone at home including humans, lol, my handyman cut his hand so off I went to get my vetericyn, next day he's in shock at how quickly the wound was healing, needless to say, he carries one around since then, same thing with our previous landscaping guy, it's just an excellent product, it even healed a nail fungus on one of my mom's toes, lol.

I have been purchasing this for years to use on both of my pups. It clears up skin irritation super quickly! Absolutely love it!

Been using the spray on our farm animals. Works well on small scraps and cuts.

Great for treating all sorts of issues with my dog. The only issue is it could be more viscous to make it easier for application. It comes out very watery and has a tendency to drip and be messy, but works great for scrapes, wounds, bug bites etc.

The best ever. Use to watch to in farm store sold all the time. Good thing to have on had for pets and humans

Vetericyn Wound & Infection Treatment & Wound & Infection Treatment Gel Formula have been a staple in our house for the last 1 1/2. Do you remember the father in the movie My Big Fat Greek Wedding running around spraying windex on everything. That's how I feel about this product. It works on EVERYTHING! The first time I used it, my 6 month old puppy had developed a strange sore on his head. The Vet's first available appointment wasn't for 3 days. I couldn't just wait those 3 days without doing SOMETHING to try and make our puppy better. So I treated the wound with Vetericyn 3 times a day. By the time we got into the vets office all that was left of the wound was a slight pink area. Luckily I had taken pictures of it, each day. The Vet told us that if he didn't KNOW us, that as bad as it looked in the pictures, he would NEVER have believed that it was the same dog. Sadly, since that first use we've had WAY too many occasions to use this product, our poor boy has allergies, and gets frequent "hot spots" and other strange sores that make us wonder constantly about SA. But luckily for us, no matter what type of sore he develops within a couple of days it's barely noticeable. We buy both the thicker gel formula and the more watery formula. The gel last longer and is good for areas that his coat is thinner, but on his back, we have to use the watery formula because the gel leaves more of a white residue that just doesn't look good in his jet black coat. Using this product has saved our pet from taking antibiotics unnecessarily to treat superficial skin issues, and even though it is expensive, it is absolutely worth every penny. I don't know what we'd do without it.I have to comment on the "most helpful" negative review that popped up for this product. The reviewer complained about the smell. The SMELL??? Really??? Nothing smells as bad as infected skin. This product smells medicinal when you're spraying it, but it dries quickly and DOES NOT leave your dog's coat smelling like the product. The only reason I can think of that this product wouldn't have worked for someone is that they waited too long to treat the problem, and the infection was systemic, or they didn't use it correctly.