Kawell USADragon's Blood Extract Natural Healing Spray for Animal Skin and Wound Care, Healing Ointment & Antiseptic Spray for Injuries, Scrapes, Wounds, Rashes, Bites, and Other Skin Irritations

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The healing spray comes in a smaller bottle. It has an easy to press top and also comes with a protective cover when it’s not in use. It is also safe on animals big to small.I have found it to be useful for actually sneaking up on my horse. It’s small enough that I can fit it into my pocket. Then he does not see me coming with it. He prefers not being sprayed with things, so this is a more discrete way to apply healing spritz to him. With the warmer weather, more bugs have started to emerge, thus I have been treating bites on his neck and scrapes from when he rubs on tree branches a little too hard.

This has been very effective at shortening the healing time of the hot-spots that form on our dogs. The main issue we've had is that the pump stopped working after just a few uses. I ordered a replacement so I hope this one holds up much better.

This seems to work. My pups don't like or allow me to spray anything on them. But I use a q-tip to dip into the liquid to apply to any scraps and cuts they get after playing in the park. Not sure if it's speeding up healing, but it certainly isn't hindering it. We haven't had a bad reaction and it gives me peace of mind of attempting to help heal my pups boo boo.

My dog had a rash under his neck and after I sprayed this on the rash a few time, it went away after about a week and a half

Tried to use this on a small cut on my dog, but the nozzle clogged on the first use and I couldn't unclogged it no matter what I tried.

First thing, right out of the package we let the dog smell it to make sure he was going to be comfortable with it. He actually came back for a second sniff, which is a good sign. We humans also tasted it (YUCKY), and my bug catcher teen son says that it reminds him of when he bit the head off a grasshopper, so it is very unappealing to the tongue and will reduce the risk of the dog licking it off.When sprayed on the dog's leg, he shivered from the chilled temperature of the liquid. This was the case for both the first and second spray, since you are directed to wait 5 minutes for the first to set in and then the second can act as a coating.He seems fine to have it on there, but he is making sure he rests his head on the opposite / untreated leg. It doesn't seem to irritate him or bother that it's on there, and while he was fine with the smell, he isn't attempting to lick it off either. So it must mean that he can tell it is going to taste bad, but it doesn't give off an undesirable odor like other ointments or things like Neosporin (which we have used on countless critters).Overall this seems like a really good buy. Only time will tell how well it works, but the short-term impact of it looks very promising.

I have been using this on my dog who has been chewing the hair and skin off of his “hot spots” and it works fantastically at reducing healing time! A little goes a long way and I have about 3/4 of the bottle left. This bottle should last a long time! Great product and I trust it! Thank you!✅ I hope you’ve found the information and my review helpful ✅