PharmaDog wound gel with colloidal silver

Dogs are naturally curious and adventurous, which means that small accidents sometimes happen. Whether it is a scratch, cut, bite or abrasion; wounds occur regularly. As a dog owner, it is important to check your dog carefully for wounds in order to then treat and prevent them (if possible).

How do you recognise wounds in dogs?

Wounds can take different forms, but here are some common symptoms to watch out for:

1. Bleeding: Any open wound can bleed, ranging from mild bleeding to more severe bleeding.
2. Redness and swelling: The skin around the wound may be red and swollen.
3. Pain: Your dog may show signs of pain, such as whining or flinching when the wound is touched.
4. Licking or biting: Dogs often lick or bite the affected area to relieve discomfort.
5. Scabs or Pus: After a while, wounds may form scabs or secrete pus if there is an infection.

So wounds in dogs occur regularly, but with the right knowledge and care, you can help your dog recover quickly. Stay alert, offer the necessary first aid and do not hesitate to seek professional help when needed. This will ensure that your faithful friend stays healthy and happy.

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Dosage / use:
Use your clean finger to apply the gel, covering the wound with a uniform 2-3mm thick layer.

Content:
15 ml

Storage recommendation:
The product should be stored in a cool, dry place in the original packaging, beyond the reach of children.

Classification:
This product is not medicine and has no medicinal effects. Food supplements are not replacements for a healthy lifestyle with a variety of well-balanced food. Therefore, if your dog is sick or has a medical disorder, it is important to contact a veterinarian.