Vetericyn Plus Feline Antimicrobial Cat Wound & Skin Spray, 3-oz bottle

Within 1 day (2 spray treatments), the scab on my cats’s back from rough-housing went from bloody and gross to clear and healing. He started growing new fur just 4 days later. It didn’t bother him to be sprayed with it, either.

My cat had a random tiny scab. This didnt seem to burn or bother my cat when applied. The Chewy boxes are my cat's favorite part of it all. :-)

the company should use one of those peel and read labels so they could use a more readable font size for customers without having to use a larger bottle. If it's important to have all the copy on the label then it's important to read. This needs a magnifying glass in addition to readers.

Dawn soap works better & quicker on my cats acne and, he doesn't hate it nearly as much as he hates it when I have to put this on him. Application is difficult because it will not go into his fur. Way to expensive for the small amount of work it does. Dawn was making it better, and his acne is worse since using this.

Cats stretched this off their wounds, leaving a bloodier mess than they originally had. I switched to MESO colloidal silver in a spray bottle three times a day and it healed up quickly with no interference. It's back to basics.

Worked very well to clean my cat's puncture wounds from a neighborhood bully! It must not burn because he let me use it several times!

I have a cat who had a wound about a third of an inch in diameter that wasn't healing, on his thigh. When I searched for a wound treatment safe for cats, I came across this Vetericyn Plus Antimicrobial Wound and Skin spray for cats. It mentioned the Vetericyn Plus Antimicrobial Wound and Skin Hydrogel Pet Spray that adheres, sounding like the cat spray should be applied first, followed by the hydrogel. I ordered both from Chewy, which were considerably less expensive than at the local pet stores. Though cats normally don't like being sprayed with anything, the bottles of both Vetericyn wound care products sprayed quietly and efficiently. I applied first the spray for cats then the hydrogel once I have a cat who had a wound about a third of an inch in diameter that wasn't healing, on his thigh. When I searched for a wound treatment safe for cats, I came across this Vetericyn Plus Antimicrobial Wound and Skin spray for cats. It mentioned the Vetericyn Plus Antimicrobial Wound and Skin Hydrogel Pet Spray that adheres, sounding like the cat spray should be applied first, followed by the hydrogel. I ordered both from Chewy, which were considerably less expensive than at the local pet stores. Though cats normally don't like being sprayed with anything, the bottles of both Vetericyn wound care products sprayed quietly and efficiently. I applied first the spray for cats then the hydrogel once a day, and within 2 or 3 days, the wound had healed over. The cat did lick it some, and had no apparent ill effects. Yes, I recommend this product! … more

I Worked for our local Saddlery for many years. When this product was first introduced to us we began carrying it for our customers as well as using it on our own animals...cats...dogs...and horses. The response has always been extremely positive. When working with my animals with wound or skin issues it is important to me to have a product that works and is safe if my cat should lick the area being treated or if it got into an eye. I always have a bottle at home ready for any of my 8 cats and one at the barn too. It's my "go to" choice for treating them.

Didn't need at this time but I am familiar with product. Use it on Buttercup for her chin acne when she gets it. She's only had it twice since I got her but having it on hand is a necessity for whenever I need it.

It does very well what it is designed to do. Read and follow the directions carefully and you will get good results.