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HEPATOGENIC, HEPATOPROTECTIVE AND METABOLIC STIMULANT
A suitable veterinary wound cream should protect the affected skin and support natural healing. SkinHeal Cream is a herbal topical formulation developed for wounds, burns, bites and different livestock skin problems.
SkinHeal Cream is recommended for supportive care of maggot-infested wounds and offers fly-repellent action. Maggots may require professional removal, wound cleaning and additional veterinary treatment.
SkinHeal Cream can support the management of ringworm and other fungal skin conditions in livestock. Because ringworm is contagious, veterinary diagnosis, hygiene and isolation measures may also be required.
Clean and dry the affected area before applying SkinHeal Cream in sufficient quantity. Apply it two or three times daily or according to the product label and veterinarian’s directions.
SkinHeal Cream may be used for supportive topical care of skin lesions associated with FMD and LSD. These infectious diseases require diagnosis, isolation measures and treatment under veterinary supervision.
Yes. SkinHeal Cream is indicated for supportive care of foot rot and shearing wounds in sheep. Severe lameness, deep wounds or spreading infection should be examined by a veterinarian.
Seek veterinary assistance for deep or puncture wounds, serious burns, heavy bleeding, maggot infestation, severe swelling, foul-smelling discharge, fever or wounds that are not healing normally.
