PetVet Medic® Hydrogel Wound Care for Dogs & Cats, all animals – 3 oz

This hydrogel arrived quickly and in excellent condition. Our puppy had gotten into something that cut above his eyelid quite deeply and we we're having a hard time finding an antiseptic medication that was safe to use around the eyes. This wound gel was the answer for us. Placing this over the small gash helped speed healing and it did not seem to work its way into his eye. It is almost a certainty if your dogs mouth can get to a wound, they will lick it. Obviously, if you put a medication on the wound, that will likely end up on their tongue and in their belly.This formulation claims to be non stinging, which is also a huge benefit so as to not attract the dog to it and have it being removed my tongue or pause. Overall, for the price, this seems to have good value and I will likely order this again when I run out or it expires. It seems that this will only have about a two year shelf life, so we will likely run into an expiration date before we ran out of gel.

We got this for almost 1 year old kitten. She developed a lump underneath her skin and continued licking it until her skin was raw and bloody. We then had to put a cone around her neck and used this. This wound hydrogel has been a miracle. It doesn't bother her when we put it on and it made a huge difference in the matter of a couple days. I highly recommend this for any animal.

With dogs, cats, and a farm full of animals, having a good topical wound-care product on hand isn't optional, it is part of being prepared. This PetVet Medic hydrogel has become something I consider a must-have for any pet owner because it is useful for so many of the minor cuts, scrapes, and skin irritations that come with having adventurous animals.In my house, the cats are actually the ones who seem to get the most use out of this type of product. They apparently believe they have been hired as unpaid farm inspectors. They regularly head out into the back pastures, climb through the barbed-wire fences, and go hang out with the goats and pigs. Naturally, they return home carrying a number of unwanted critters as souvenirs and, on a fairly regular basis, a few new scratches or cuts from their latest expedition through the fence.This is where having something like this in the first-aid cabinet really comes in handy. It is designed for minor cuts, scrapes, abrasions, raw spots, hot spots, and irritated skin. It can also be useful for areas irritated by scratching from fleas or other skin irritation. With cats that seem determined to turn every trip outside into an episode of "Survivor: Farm Edition," having wound care readily available is a necessity.The hydrogel consistency is something I particularly like. It spreads easily and stays where you put it instead of immediately running down the animal's body. It also doesn't have the heavy, greasy feel that some ointments can leave behind.The formula contains 0.012% hypochlorous acid and is designed for use on pets when used as directed. The product information also indicates it can be used around areas such as paws, ears, eyes, mouth, and skin folds, which makes it versatile for the various minor injuries pets can manage to find.The 3-ounce bottle is a practical size for keeping in the house or adding to a pet first-aid kit. With our collection of four-legged explorers, I would much rather have it available and not need it than discover a cat has returned from a barbed-wire adventure at 10 PM and have nothing appropriate on hand.The goats and pigs, of course, have no idea why the cats keep coming to visit them, but I suspect they consider the whole arrangement free entertainment. The Great Danes supervise the medical treatment, while the cats look at me like I am personally responsible for the barbed wire they climbed through in the first place.At $19.99 for 3 ounces, I think this is good value for something that can be used for so many common minor pet injuries and skin irritations. Every pet owner should have some type of appropriate wound-care product available, and this one has earned a permanent spot in my pet first-aid supplies.For serious, deep, infected, or heavily bleeding wounds, veterinary care is still necessary.If you're looking for a versatile pet wound-care product for flea and scratching irritation, cuts, scrapes, and other minor injuries, this is an easy five-star recommendation.

This gel comes in a conveniently sized bottle that can easily be slipped into a bag to carry along. It's very easy to control the pump in order to get just a small amount in order to prevent waste. It has a very mild scent. It's cooling and soothing to wounds. Nicely designed product.

​This wound hydrogel is fantastic quality and an absolute must-have for any home or travel pet first-aid kit. We keep it on hand for our ranch, and it has already proven its worth.​Our Cane Corso managed to scrape himself up a bit while exploring around the property, so my husband applied this hydrogel to his minor wound. It was super easy to apply with zero mess and no scent—it goes on smoothly and stays right where you put it without dripping everywhere. More importantly, it worked great, and his scrape healed up remarkably fast!​At 3 oz, it is a really good size—compact enough to throw in a travel bag or vehicle kit, but with plenty of product to last through multiple minor injuries or hot spots. Given how well it performs and how gentle the formula is, it’s at a wonderful price point. Highly recommend keeping a bottle in your cupboard!