Abilar® Vet | Wound balm for animals
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Animals explore the world with their whole bodies: paws on forest floors, noses in new places, curious steps into every season. Along the way, small injuries can happen. Abilar Vet Wound balm is created for those moments, offering gentle support when your companion needs a little help to heal.
Made with purified Norway spruce resin from the Nordic forest, the ointment forms a protective layer that stays in place even on active paws, pads, claws, hooves or horns. It calms irritation, reduces the urge to lick, and helps the skin find its natural balance again.
Uses for Abilar Vet Wound balm:
- Superficial abrasions, deep wounds
- Infected wounds
- Softened skin
- Abscesses
- Insect and tick bites
- Paw and claw injuries
- Hoof problems
- To protect cracked pads and cuticles
Clean and dry the wound and the surrounding area. For purulent wounds, removing the fur from the affected area and its surroundings can help the wound dry more quickly.
Apply Abilar Vet Wound Balm directly to the wound or, alternatively, to a suitable dressing placed over the wound.
Repeat the treatment every 1–3 days, as needed. At each dressing change, clean and dry the wound, apply Abilar Vet Wound Balm and, if necessary, cover it with a new, dry dressing.
Prevent the animal from licking the wound, as licking can delay or even prevent healing. If necessary, use a protective collar.
Continue using Abilar Vet Wound Balm until the skin lesion or wound has healed. The duration of treatment may range from a few days to several weeks, depending on factors such as the depth and severity of the wound.
Package sizes: 10 ml and 30 ml tubes
Storage: Store in a clean, dry place at room temperature.
Shelf life: 5 years unopened when stored at room temperature. Once opened, use within 12 months.
- Petrolatum
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