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Wound care
The primary multipurpose natural dressing of choice for wound management.
Cat abscesses
Noticed foul smelling ooze coming off your cat’s noggin – or perhaps a spongey spot on their head? It could be an abscess, commonly caused by cat fights. A word of warning, they’re not for the squeamish type, and require proper treatment and care.
PAW Wound care
PAW by Blackmores Manuka Wound Gel™
A sterile medical grade wound dressing made from Leptospermum.sp (Manuka) honey (80%) and natural oils and waxes for wound management. It a…
For animal use only
$24.95
Manuka Wound Gel Ingredients
Dosage
Directions for Use
Wash around the wound with a sterile saline. Apply PAW Manuka Wound Gel™ liberally (approx. 3mm layer) directly to the wound or to a suitable dressing. In addition using a barrier cream can further protect the wound margin. Dressing change frequency will depend on clinical circumstances. It can vary from once per day for draining wounds to up to 7 days for unsoiled dressings. PAW Manuka Wound Gel™ can be removed from the wound by rinsing with sterile saline or water at dressing change.- Not for use on heavily exudating wounds.
- Not recommended for body cavities.
- In the event of a slow or non-responding wound, please seek veterinary advice.
How Manuka honey can help heal your pet
Manuka honey has remarkable benefits for wound healing in pets and in humans too.
Cuts and scrapes - when to seek help from your vet
Just like with your children, dogs, particularly puppies, are going to scrape or cut themselves at some point. But exactly how do you administer first aid, and when do you know it’s time to seek veterinary attention?
Treating Dog Skin Irritations - Bites, Stings and Grass
From bee stings to bites, grass seeds to rashes, summer can be a hazardous time for dogs who love walks in the park or those prone to dog skin conditions.
