PetAg EMT Gel First Aid Kit for Dog Wound Care - Contains Hydrolyzed Collagen - Seals, Soothes, and Protects Wounds - 1 fl oz

This product, while a little overpriced for what you get, does work very well and a little does go a long way in the scheme of things. I remembered several vets using it when I worked at a clinic as a receptionist years ago, so I thought I'd try it on my dog, who just recently got her first and a severe case of a hotspot/dermal ulcer. I also don't trust the one-and-only vet we live nearby and wanted to try to avoid a visit, after a previous incident with our other dog. It is a little tricksie to use on tender areas due its honey-like consistency, especially since she is a bit OCD and obsesses over it, but I dabbed it on gently with a sterile pad and it seemed to work okay--though I did have to hold her down for it. In hindsight, the spray probably would have been better for the time being because of the severe tenderness, although I'm guessing the gel might be a little more effective and I hadn't seen the spray until I had already placed my order.Although I used another product (and coconut oil) in the mornings or afternoon, I noticed the best results when using this at night. What was once an angry-red, scabby, and bruised area (also from her worrying at it) turns a healthy flesh-toned color nearly overnight and has continued to get better since. It also does what the it claims in helping to stop bleeding. I'm actually really impressed! It is easily removed, which is kind of a problem since she doesn't mind the taste of it, but I found that lightly applying a sterile gauze pad afterwards helps, which I secure with paper tape (it's in an awkward spot where a gauze wrap won't work). She is not 100% yet and still itchy, but much less when compared to before and the site is very much improved. Her itching seems around the spot I've treated and beneath her fur, which I'm trying to remedy with the spray version (or will be) and some Vetericyn spray. I ordered another tube, since I have a feeling this will run out before she's back to normal, and ordered the spray version as well, which hasn't arrived yet.I recommend the product, though definitely consider something to keep your pet from licking it off if it's in an easy spot, and make sure to clean the site beforehand properly. I also ordered gloves, but mainly because I also noticed a wart and am paranoid/germaphobic--thus the melted, cold-pressed coconut oil application in the morning for the wart (very effective, by the way). Anyway, this product is good to have on hand in either case, especially if you have accident-prone four-leggers in your home. ;)

My 10 month old pittie got attacked by another dog.. This stuff saved the day. She had an open wound that honestly needed a stitch or two. She kept ripping it open, but I couldn't afford a vet visit so I got this and borrowed a cone and in just a day or two the cone wasn't needed. It did make her look weird because it gets crusty in her fur, but this stuff works! It did the job and did it quickly. It's worth every penny and I plan to always keep it on hand just in case. It protects the wound while at the same time keeping it moist, and it was on her face so it wasn't exactly in a place to cover it with anything. The healing process looks so much better now. It's almost healed and I've used it 3 times on her. Now it just needs the smallest dab so it doesn't get all in her fur anymore. You want to use a lot at first until it's not so open. I can't say enough good things about it. I would absolutely recommend it to anyone with pets.

this stuff is sticky and hard to apply, but it does a wonderful job. I used it for cut paw pads. I put a little bit on a paper towel and thinly coat the paw. I hold the paw up for approximately 1 minute to dry completely. I then apply a non-stick pad and wrap the foot in vet wrap. This gel heals the paw from the inside out, actually rebuilding collagen instead of some of the other things i have tried which just fix the surface. After a few days the paw is as good as new.

If you have animals, you need this or two! My dog had somehow gotten a cut on her neck. I am unsure how it happened but it did not look great. I was afraid I would need to take her to the vet for stitches if I could not get it to start healing on its own. After a day of cleaning it several times and putting antibacterial ointment on it, I was not looking like it was trying to even scab over. I went on here and looked for some type of vet stitch glue. This came up and had great reviews. I read the item description and it sounded like it would work. Ordered it and the day it came in I put it on the dog after cleaning her cut up again. It came in a day or two. It does run as it does not dry right away. I had to hold her in front of a fan and get it to start drying at least half way before I could let her go and then checked on it again to see if I needed to apply more. I left it on for 3 days and on the 4th I gave her a bath and it just washed right off no problem. He cut looked amazing! It was closed and had actually started healing on its own, no stitches or vet visit! I dried her off and reapplied this to repeat the process till it is healed.