New Customers Only: Spend 49+ Get $20 Off
New Customers Only: Spend 49+ Get $20 Off
New Customers Only: Spend 49+ Get $20 Off
Coverage for your pet’s scratches and scrapes is only a spray away! The Nutri-Vet Liquid Bandage Spray for Dogs offers a solution when your pup gets into trouble. This bandage spray provides a soothing waterproof seal on minor cuts to prevent dirt and debris from entering. This product is free of alcohol and doesn’t sting, so it’s safe to use on your hurt hound. The bitter taste even helps discourage licking or chewing. Make sure your furry friend is protected when any accident occurs!
Item Number | 80874 |
---|---|
Apply To | Legs |
Lifestage | Adult |
Breed Size | Small Breeds, Medium Breeds, Large Breeds, All Breeds |
Health Condition | Wounds |
HAZARDS TO HUMANS AND ANIMALS: Consult a veterinarian if redness, irritation or swelling occurs or persists. Replace top after using. Wash hands after application. For external use on ANIMALS only. Do not use if product appears to be tampered with. Store product at room temperature in dry place. Keep out of reach of children and pets to avoid unintended consumption.
Water, Polyester-5, Allantoin, Aloe Vera Gel, Diazolidinyl Urea, Dmdm Hydantoin, Glycerin, Iodopropynyl Butylcarbamate, Methylparaben, Propylparaben, Propylene Glycol.
Gently clean and dry wound. Shake well before using and spray 4-6 inches from affected area. Allow to dry for 1-3 minutes. Product will completely dry to a non-sticky, waterproof film. Do not wash off. Re-apply as needed.
Natural smoke flavor is made by spraying smoke from a wood fire with water and condensing it into a liquid. The undesirable components separate from the water-soluble smoke and are then filtered and removed, and the healthful and flavorful parts, being water-soluble, are retained in the condensate. The process is natural and yields only the natural, healthy, flavor-rich smoke elements in liquid form.
Aspirin, a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug, or NSAID is OK for the temporary relief of pain. However, according to a report in the 1999 New England Journal of Medicine, NSAIDS were the 15th leading cause of death in people in the US. Reporting of adverse drug reactions in pets is rarely done by veterinarians or pet owners, so finding information on NSAID reactions is difficult. Based upon my experience and that of other veterinarians, reactions to medicines including antibiotics, corticosteroids, and NSAIDS seem to be at least as common in pets as they are in people. Using NSAIDS wisely, on an as-needed basis, and relying instead on a natural joint supplement for chronic therapy, is the safest approach to treating arthritis in people and pets.
The anxiety levels of animals seem to be on the upswing, and subsequently more veterinarians are prescribing sedatives and calming drugs like Prozac, that unfortunately tend to produce sleepy, lethargic pets. Supplements containing blends of natural herbs or mixtures of chamomile, ginger and tryptophan help reduce anxieties without sluggishness and disorientation.
It is generally accepted by veterinarians that larger, older breeds predisposed to joint conditions may benefit from 500mg of glucosamine once or twice daily. Many brands of premium pet food sold in pet specialty stores contain only 200 to 800mg of glucosamine per kg (2.2 pounds) of food – not body weight - thus making it difficult for dogs to ingest sufficient levels to promote joint flexibility and maintain healthy joint connective tissue, without overeating.
Nutri-Vet Green Grass is formulated to neutralize nitrogenous waste and maintain slightly acidic urine pH. The key components are an extract of the Yucca Schidigera plant and dl-methionine, a sulfur-containing essential amino acid. Yucca contains natural saponins and glycoproteins that bind ammonia in urine (and feces) to prevent lawn burn.
I think so. Dogs, like people can produce some, but not all of the fatty acids they need. The essential fatty acids (EFAs) that cannot be created within an animal’s body must be obtained from food or supplements. Although most pet foods contain omega-6 fatty acid in the form of linoleic acid, the levels of omega-3 which optimize skin and coat conditions, as well as promote canine health and vitality may not be sufficient.
Probably not. Urinary incontinence means that an animal cannot totally control its ability to urinate. Although a “leaky bladder” is sometimes observed in puppies, it is most commonly seen in middle-aged to older female dogs. The exact cause is unknown, because this problem is usually a response to estrogen or testosterone supplementation following spaying or neutering. It appears that hormones are involved in maintaining bladder and urethral tone.
Pumpkinseed helps strengthen bladder muscles, while supporting normal relieving of the bladder. Soy protein contains isoflavones that help maintain bladder muscle tone after spaying or associated cause with low estrogen levels in elderly dogs.
Benzalkonium chloride is a fast acting anti-infective agent with a moderately long duration of action. Aloe contains enzymes, proteins and growth factors that work together to reduce inflammation of the injured area, while improving the rate of protein formation in wounds and pain reduction. Vitamin E is a potent fat-soluble antioxidant that helps with collagen repairs and wound healing.
The most common cause of bad breath in dogs and cats is tartar buildup surrounding the teeth. As in people, small particles of food remain in the mouth after eating. Food particles decompose creating conditions where oral bacteria thrive and form dental plaque - a combination of bacteria, mineral and decomposed food. As plaque ages and gingivitis develops into periodontitis, bacteria changes from somewhat irritating strains to bone destroying types that produce hydrogen sulfide and methylmercaptan, two principal odor causing molecules.
I don’t know about you, but I like variety in my diet! We try to make it as easy as possible to ensure your pet eats the supplements we make. What better way, than to have a biscuit in the morning and a liver flavored chewable at bed time.
It does indeed. Not to sound too technical, but the lower the molecular weight of a substance, the more readily it may be absorbed from the intestinal tract. Low molecular chondroitin generally weighs less than 20,000 Daltons (a unit of measurement).
New Customers Only: Spend 49+ Get $20 Off
New Customers Only: Spend 49+ Get $20 Off
New Customers Only: Spend 49+ Get $20 Off
New Customers Only: Spend 49+ Get $20 Off
New Customers Only: Spend 49+ Get $20 Off
New Customers Only: Spend 49+ Get $20 Off
New Customers Only: Spend 49+ Get $20 Off
New Customers Only: Spend 49+ Get $20 Off
New Customers Only: Spend 49+ Get $20 Off
New Customers Only: Spend 49+ Get $20 Off
New Customers Only: Spend 49+ Get $20 Off
New Customers Only: Spend 49+ Get $20 Off
Customer Rating | Rated 3.7222 out of 5 stars 18 | — | Rated 3.614 out of 5 stars 57 | Rated 2.4167 out of 5 stars 36 | Rated 3.8182 out of 5 stars 11 |
Price | $8.37Chewy Price | $8.99Chewy Price | $6.90Chewy Price | $6.95Chewy Price | $7.95Chewy Price |
Autoship | $7.95Chewy Price | — | — | — | — |
Top Ingredients | Water, Polyester-5, Allantoin... | Water, Polyester-5, Allantoin... | Water, Vp/Dimethiconylacrylate/Polycarbamyl Polyglycol Ester and Vp/Polycarbamyl Polyglycol Ester, Sodium Benzoate (as A Preservative)... | — | — |
Breed Size | Small Breeds, Medium Breeds, Large Breeds, All Breeds | All Breeds | Large Breeds, Medium Breeds, Small Breeds... | Small Breeds, Medium Breeds, Extra Small Breeds... | Extra Small Breeds, Medium Breeds, Giant Breeds... |
Health Feature | First Aid | Muscle Care | First Aid | First Aid | First Aid |
Lifestage | Adult | Adult | Adult | Adult | Adult |
Material | — | — | — | Plastic | — |
My dog had a scrape on his nose. It was bleeding daily. Used this 2 days in a row. The scrape has healed. He goes to daycare the other dogs did sniff his nose lol. Taste awful so they and him left it alone!
I love nutri vet and have many of their products, I was excited to try this for a spot my boy won’t stop licking. This did not work at all, it takes forever to dry and then once it does the layer is so thin he can wipe it right off.
My blue healer licked it off in no time. We just use a wrap we found here on chewy.
excellent for hard to bandage areas ,or dogs that chew bandages
My German Shepherd suffered a bit between the bottom of his ear and his head.. (kind of like between a humans fingers, but a smaller fold). I tried different things to heal it but nothing would close it. I ordered the liquid bandage and it has sealed right up so the healing can begin. It doesn't bother my boy at all either and sprays nice and directly on the wound. Very glad to have found this!
Used this for my dog's paw. His pad had ripped and he wouldn't allow us to touch it. We were able to spray this on, and the next day, he was obviously in much less pain, and limping much less. After 2 days, he was back to normal!
I will always keep this in my homr. It definitely helped with the open wound on my dogs paw that he kept licking andvre-opening. This sealed it enough & deterred him enough from licking it to allow it to heal up a bit.
It worked pretty good, he still licked so I had to reapply but helped heal his sore
Stopped my dog from licking his feet due to allergies. Now they are just about healed before two of his toes were so swollen he could hardly walk. I just ordered two more bottles.
I used it 4 days after the cut and it did the job.