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Abilar Vet Wound Balm - For pets
Abilar Vet Wound Balm is a purified spruce resin ointment for treating wounds and skin damage in animals, from superficial scrapes to abscesses, insect bites, and paw, claw or hoof injuries. It forms a protective layer that stays in place on active pets and reduces the urge to lick.
Purified Norway spruce resin
Forms a protective layer
Reapply every 1–3 days
Where to buy
Choose your market to see which pharmacies stock Abilar Vet Wound Balm.
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Additional info
Clean and dry the area of the wound. In purulent wounds, the removal of fur from the area to be treated and around it speeds up the drying of the wound. Apply the balm directly to the wound or alternatively to the dressing that you put over the wound.
Treatment of the wound should be performed every 1–3 days as necessary. The wound should then be cleaned and dried, the wound balm should be added and, if necessary, a new dry dressing put over it.
Efforts should be made to prevent the pet licking the wound, because its saliva will slow down and even prevent the wound from healing. If necessary, use a cone collar.
The use of Abilar Vet Wound Balm must be continued until the skin lesion or wound has healed. The time needed for treatment can vary from a few days to several weeks depending on, for example, the depth of the damage.
What is Abilar Vet Wound Balm used for?
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
How long does treatment take?
Treatment takes from a few days to several weeks, depending on the depth of the wound. Continue treatment until the skin lesion or wound has fully healed.
Looking for wound care for people? See Abilar Wound Balm.
How do you use Abilar Vet Wound Balm?
Four simple steps
Clean
Clean and dry the area of the wound.
Apply
Apply the salve directly to the wound, or to the dressing you put over it.
Repeat
Treat every 1–3 days as necessary, cleaning and drying first.
Protect
Stop the animal licking the wound — use a cone collar if necessary.
Wound balm for pets
Pets 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 spruce resin from the Nordic forest.
Common questions
Can Abilar Vet Wound Balm be used on cats as well as dogs?
It is formulated for general animal wound and skin care, covering paws, pads, claws, hooves and horns. Check with your vet for species-specific guidance.
How do I stop my pet from licking the wound after applying Abilar Vet Wound Balm?
Use a cone (Elizabethan collar) if necessary. Saliva slows down and can prevent healing. Dogs generally dislike the taste of Abilar Vet Wound Balm.
Can Abilar Vet Wound Balm treat abscesses?
Yes, abscesses are one of Abilar Vet Wound Balm’s listed indications, alongside insect bites, paw and claw injuries, and other superficial wounds.
How often should I reapply Abilar Vet Wound Balm?
Every 1–3 days as necessary, cleaning and drying the wound at each application. Continue until the skin lesion or wound has healed.
What package sizes are available for Abilar Vet Wound Balm?
10 ml and 30 ml tubes.
Where to buy Abilar products?
Abilar products are sold through pharmacies, pet shops and veterinary clinics across the Nordics