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100% natural, residue-free formulations. No synthetic additives, fillers or artificial preservatives — ever.
Formulas developed and refined over 70+ years of dedicated phytogenic research and field trials.
Bioavailable active compounds deliver measurable improvements in health, productivity and vitality.
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HEPATOGENIC, HEPATOPROTECTIVE AND METABOLIC STIMULANT
A suitable cattle wound spray should be easy to apply and provide wound-care, skin-protection and fly-repellent support. SkinHeal Spray is a herbal veterinary formulation developed for different wounds and skin problems in livestock.
Yes. SkinHeal Spray is recommended for supportive care of maggot-infested wounds and helps repel flies. Existing maggots, dead tissue or deep infection may require professional cleaning and additional veterinary treatment.
SkinHeal Spray has fly-repellent properties that help reduce fly contact and the risk of myiasis around wounds. Regular wound inspection and maintaining clean animal housing remain important.
After cleaning the affected area, spray a sufficient quantity once or twice daily until recovery. Follow the product label or your veterinarian’s instructions for serious wounds.
SkinHeal Spray may be applied to open wounds, sores, cuts and abrasions after the affected area has been cleaned. Deep, bleeding, puncture or non-healing wounds require veterinary examination.
SkinHeal Spray may support the management of ringworm, dermatomycosis and different types of mange. Veterinary diagnosis is recommended because fungal infections and mite infestations may require different treatments.
SkinHeal Spray may provide supportive topical care for foot rot in sheep and foot lesions associated with FMD. These conditions require veterinary diagnosis and may need systemic medication, isolation or additional disease-control measures.
