Miracle CareFirst Aid Liquid Bandage Spray for Dogs and Cats, 4 Ounce, Instantly Protects Minor Wounds and Discourages Licking

I live way out in the country. Being in the country, my dogs come in with small cuts all of the time. Some of the dogs have low immune systems and everything becomes infected. With this product, I can clean the small wound, put this on, let it dry and the wound is semi-sealed. I say semi because you will need to reapply about every 36 hours or so. Which actually works out well because it gives you a chance to take another look and insure that it is staying clean. Just a cloth with warm soap and water works just fine. Let the wound dry, then apply. Keep the animal kind of quiet for about 5 mins so it has a chance to set properly. None of these dogs have licked it off. I have used it on wounds up to the size of a quarter that were not deep, just a tear in the skin. A stitch would have been nice, but I had been traveling when it happened and it was too late for stitches when I returned.The only issue I had was that the instructions say to "Spray" but the bottle comes with a pour spout. It still worked just fine. Squeeze it directly on the wound. I gave a bottle to a neighbor that has a dog with immune problems. This has really helped cut down on the infections and trips to the vet for antibiotics.

IT "WORKED VERY WELL"!! I JUST HAD TO "HOLD MY CAT DOWN" AWHILE SO HE WOULDN'T "LICK/WASH" IT OFF!!!U MIGHT HAVE TO DO SO AS WELL!!!

My lab got happy tail syndrome. I sprayed this on him twice a day and I believe it was the reason his tail was able to heal. He doesnt like his tail touched so the spray ability was helpful. It said it was supposed to discourage licking, but that didn't work for us. This dog is very food driven and will literally eat rocks, so if your dog is like that it might not work as well.

Gentle spray so it didn’t scare the cat when applying. Didn’t make her sick when she licked it, which was barely cuz she didn’t like the taste. Kept it clean /dry to heal.

It is supposed to stop licking and chewing of wound so it can heal but my cat continued to lick and bite and I had to purchase a cone

Great product for a great price

Absolute garbage. Does not work at all. Doesn't have enough adhesive or acrylics to actually cover the wound and act as a liquid bandage. I ran out of my usual stuff new skin (for humans) and decided to give this a try for my dog because it had overnight delivery available. It did less than nothing I tried multiple coats, reapplication, air drying for over 5 minutes with my incredibly patient dog... nothing.I've had makeup primers with more grip and adhesion. It eventually "dries" but it's not protecting ANYTHING, it doesn't discourage my dog from licking himself, of course is doing nothing for healing.

My cat had a large scab that was taking ages to heal, he eventually scratched the scab off and was left with a nasty wound that he kept scratching, and it kept bleeding, and my dog kept licking it. So I tried the liquid bandage spray, I managed to get one good spray on first time, it didnt seem to bother him, it seemed to dry just fine and completely withstood his vigorous scratching and the dogs licking. It healed super fast, I think it has a substance to aid healing and this really seemed to work. The wound was on his back and so hard for him to lick himself, so I can't say how effective this would be if he could have got to it more easily, but it really did work.