Probiotic Pet Dermo (Wound) Care 100ml

Probiotic Pet Dermo Care (was Wound Care) 100 ml is a naturally sourced spray that promotes healthy wound healing. This easy-to-use spray gently cleans wounds and increases the skin’s natural resistance in and around wounds:

• Facilitates wound healing and recovery.
• Removes organic soils that can cause infection.
• Balances the local microflora by integrating healthy bacteria into the affected environment.
• Prevents infections.
• True innovation – scientifically proven.

But this clever spray is not just for vets! You can use it safely at home to clean minor wounds including cuts, abrasions, and hotspots. The spray is especially good for cleaning outdoor grazes because the helpful probiotics remove the organic soil and dirt. 

This natural pet wound care spray is PETA certified as vegan and cruelty-free. 

Increases Your Pet’s Natural Resistance to Infection 

The spray is enriched with healthy ‘good’ (probiotic) bacteria, sourced from plants. These helpful probiotics work in a safe and mechanical way. They inhibit, push back, and replace the potentially harmful (pathogenic) bacteria that cause infections until there is no further pathogenic activity in the wound. This reduces the risk of bacterial infection, promotes healing, and can also reduce the need for antibiotics. 

Cleaning wounds with our pet wound cleaner spray reduces the risk of potentially dangerous infections such as MRSA in pets. Staphylococci bacteria occur naturally on the skin around your pet’s nose, ears and anus. They do not usually damage healthy skin providing they stay outside of the body. However, they can cause serious infections including Methicillin-Resistant Staphylococcus Aureus (MRSA) if they enter the body via wounds or eczema.  

In addition, this Probiotic Pet Wound Care does not cause harmful bacteria to mutate and develop resistance (antimicrobial resistance). This helps to protect the effectiveness of antibiotics. 

This natural spray is suitable for dogs and cats as well as other pets. Always check with your vet if in any doubt.