Manuka Vet Skin & Wound Gel 100g is made from 100% pure New Zealand Manuka honey. It supports the healing of cuts, scrapes, and burns quickly. Designed by vets for pets, it can also be used for people. A natural choice for promoting healing.

Key Features:

• 100% Pure: Contains only New Zealand Manuka honey.
• Certified Strength: MGO 500+ for strong antimicrobial action.
• Sterile: Safe for open wounds and delicate skin.
• Versatile: Suitable for various skin conditions.
• Vet-Crafted: Designed by animal care specialists.
• Natural Healing: Encourages faster recovery with minimal scarring.

Uses:

• Minor Wounds: Cleans and supports healing for cuts and scrapes.
• Burns: Soothes and heals first and second-degree burns.
• Skin Infections: Effective against bacteria, even drug-resistant strains.
• Abrasions: Speeds up recovery for damaged skin.
• Hot Spots: Treats irritated skin in pets.
• Bites: Aids healing for insect and animal bites.

How does Manuka Vet Skin & Wound Gel work?

The gel fights bacteria and maintains a moist wound environment. This supports new skin growth and minimizes scarring. Its low pH inhibits harmful bacteria.

What research has been published regarding Manuka Vet Skin & Wound Gel's key ingredients?

Manuka honey is proven to aid faster wound healing than regular honey. It fights bacteria resistant to common antibiotics, making it ideal for stubborn wounds.

What do customers say about Manuka Vet Skin & Wound Gel?

Many users report quick healing and improved wound care. Customers value its natural formula and ease of application.

Is Manuka Vet Skin & Wound Gel safe for all animals?

It’s safe for most pets, including horses, dogs, and cats. Consult a vet before using it on other animals.

How often should I apply the gel?

Apply once or twice daily after cleaning the wound. Cover with a bandage if needed and replace it as necessary.

Can I use this gel on deep wounds?

Manuka Vet Skin & Wound Gel is best for minor injuries. For deep wounds, seek advice from a vet or doctor.

Apply a thin layer to the cleaned wound. Reapply as needed or as directed by a veterinarian. The application frequency depends on the wound's severity and type.