Beaphar Wound Ointment

Ointment for Dog Wounds & More Animals

Experience the power of nature’s remedies with Beaphar Wound Ointment, your pet’s ultimate first-aid solution. Crafted with a unique blend of honey, Aloe vera, turmeric, lavender, and essential oils, this ointment harnesses the natural healing properties of these ingredients to provide gentle and effective care for your pet’s superficial wounds and irritated skin. Whether it’s a minor abrasion or dry, damaged skin, Beaphar Wound Ointment works tirelessly to soothe, protect, and support the skin’s regenerative process, ensuring your pet’s comfort and well-being.

Not just limited to cats and dogs, Beaphar Wound Ointment is also suitable for birds and small animals, making it a versatile addition to your pet care arsenal. Plus, its ability to assist in the healing of scaly faces in birds showcases its broad spectrum of benefits. Trust Beaphar Wound Ointment to provide your beloved pet with the natural care and protection they deserve so you can enjoy peace of mind knowing they’re in good hands.

Pet Wound Ointment FAQs

What ointment is good for cat and dog wounds? 

For both cat and dog wounds, Beaphar Wound Ointment is an excellent choice. It harnesses the natural healing properties of honey, Aloe vera, turmeric, lavender, and essential oils to soothe, protect, and aid in the healing of superficial wounds and irritated skin. This ointment is specifically formulated to be gentle yet effective for both cats and dogs, providing them with the care they need to recover comfortably.

Can Beaphar Wound Ointment be used on small animals like rabbits or guinea pigs?

Yes, Beapher pet wound ointment is suitable for use on small animals, such as rabbits and guinea pigs. 

How frequently should Beaphar Wound Ointment be applied to a wound?

Beaphar Wound Ointment should be applied to the affected area as needed, typically 2-3 times per day, or as directed by your veterinarian. It’s essential to ensure that the wound remains clean and moist to promote optimal healing. If the wound appears to be improving, you may gradually decrease the frequency of application. However, if there are signs of infection or the wound is not healing as expected, consult your vet for further guidance.

How to Use Ointment for Animal Wounds

These simple instructions will guide you through the proper application of this soothing and healing ointment, ensuring your pet’s wounds receive the care they need for optimal recovery.

1. Preparation: Before applying the ointment, carefully trim away any fur or feathers surrounding the affected area to ensure proper application.
2. Cleaning: Gently clean the wound using cotton wool or a soft cloth dampened with lukewarm water. This step helps remove any debris or dirt from the wound, allowing the ointment to work effectively.
3. Application: With clean hands, apply a thin layer of Beaphar Wound Ointment directly to the affected skin. Ensure complete coverage of the wound, but avoid applying too thick a layer, as this may impede the healing process.
4. Frequency: Apply the ointment to the wound 2-3 times per day or as directed by your veterinarian. It’s crucial to maintain a consistent application schedule to promote optimal healing.
5. Monitoring: Keep an eye on the wound’s progress. If you notice any signs of infection, such as increased redness, swelling, or discharge, or if the wound does not appear to be healing, consult your veterinarian promptly for further evaluation and treatment.

Do not apply when:

ALWAYS FULLY READ THE PRODUCT PACKAGING BEFORE USE. Harmful to aquatic life with long-lasting effects. KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN. For animal use only.

Storage and safety:

ALWAYS FULLY READ THE PRODUCT PACKAGING BEFORE USE. Store in a cool, dry palce. Once opened, use within six months. Dispose of empty packaging and any unused ointment in the household rubbish.