Vetoquinol Aluspray Awd Wound Care Antiseptic Spray for Dogs and Cats, 75ml

Vetoquinol Aluspray AWD (Antiseptic Spray) – A wound-care spray for dogs and cats that forms a protective barrier to aid in healing cuts, abrasions, and surgical incisions.

Vetoquinol Aluspray AWD is a convenient and effective antiseptic spray designed for dogs and cats. It forms a thin, protective aluminum film over wounds, acting as a barrier against dirt, debris, and insects while supporting the body’s natural healing process. This veterinary-recommended spray helps protect minor cuts, abrasions, and surgical incisions from contamination, ensuring faster and safer recovery. Its easy-to-use spray format makes wound care simple and stress-free for pet parents. Key Features Protective Wound Barrier: Forms an aluminum shield over wounds to prevent external contamination. Antiseptic Action: Helps minimize infection risk and supports natural healing. Supports Recovery: Aids in the healing of cuts, abrasions, and post-surgical wounds. Easy Application: Spray format allows quick and even coverage. Safe for Pets: Suitable for both dogs and cats under veterinary guidance. Indications / Uses Provides a protective cover over superficial wounds. Aids recovery from minor cuts, abrasions, and surgical incisions. Shields wounds from dirt, debris, and insects. Directions for Use Clean the wound area with a suitable antiseptic solution and let it dry. Shake the can thoroughly before spraying. Hold the can about 15–20 cm (6–8 inches) away from the wound. Spray a thin, even layer to completely cover the wound surface. Avoid over-spraying. Allow it to dry naturally. Repeat once or twice daily, or as directed by your veterinarian, until the wound heals. Disclaimer (Rephrased for Furrfab) At Furrfab, our mission is to share reliable and accurate pet care information. However, the details provided here are for informational purposes only and should not be used as a substitute for professional veterinary advice. This content may not include all possible health conditions, treatments, side effects, or warnings. Always consult a qualified veterinarian for guidance tailored to your pet’s specific needs. Our aim is to support you in caring for your pets, not to replace the vital relationship between pet parents and their vets.