Wound Gard Cats

Shake Wound-Gard solution well before spraying.

Remove the cap and spray liberally on the infected area.

Spray Wound-Gard three times a day or as recommended by your vet.

As per usage guide, three to four pumps per 2cm length of wound is standard.

Use rubber gloves, while spraying the solution and always wash hands after use.

Keep away from face when spraying on the wounds of your pets.

Wound-Gard irritates eyes and can cause symptoms like reddening and watering of eyes. If your eyes have been exposed to spray, wash them immediately with water.

In case, Wound-Gard is swallowed, seek your physician’s advice or visit nearest hospital immediately.

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Safety and Precautions:

Keep this treatment in a dry and cool place; preferable temperature should be below 30 degrees Celsius.

For the safety of your family and pets, it is advisable to keep Wound-Gard out of reach of children and pets.

• Wound-Gard topical solution for cats treats a wide range of wounds, including post-surgical incisions.
• A substance called chlorhexidine in the product acts as disinfectant promoting faster wound healing.
• The bitter agent in Wound-Gard acts as licking deterrent discouraging pets from chewing and licking.
• Wound-Gard comes in spray bottle, which is easy to use and helfpul in avoiding direct contact from wound area.
• The product does not contain any hazardous chemicals, so it is not harmful in normal use.