Equine America Veterinus Derma Gel - Gel - 100ml
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This guide provides essential information for horse owners and other animal caretakers using Equine America Veterinus Derma Gel. It is designed to aid in the effective treatment of wounds, promoting rapid healing and minimizing scarring. A key benefit is its ability to maintain a moist wound environment, which speeds up the healing process. However, always consult with a veterinarian for severe wounds or if you notice signs of infection.
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FAQs
How often should I apply Derma Gel?
Typically, apply the gel once or twice a day, or as directed by your veterinarian.
Is Derma Gel safe for use on pregnant animals?
Yes, Derma Gel does not contain steroids and is safe for use on mares in foal.
Do I need to bandage the wound after applying Derma Gel?
No, Derma Gel provides its own bacterial barrier, so a bandage is usually not needed.
How should I store Derma Gel?
Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.
Can I use Derma Gel on any animal?
Yes, Derma Gel is suitable for all animals, including horses, dogs, and cats.
What if the wound doesn't improve?
If the wound does not improve, consult your veterinarian for further evaluation and treatment.
What if my animal licks the gel off?
If your animal licks the gel, consider using a light bandage or a protective collar to prevent licking.
What is Derma Gel made of?
Derma Gel is an isotonic hydrogel made of high-molecular-weight polymers.
Troubleshooting
The wound is not improving.
Consult a veterinarian to evaluate the wound and determine if further treatment is needed.
The area appears infected.
Discontinue use and seek veterinary advice immediately.
The gel is difficult to apply.
Ensure the area is clean and free of debris. Apply a thin layer; do not over-apply.
The animal is licking the treated area.
Consider using a barrier, such as a light bandage or a protective collar, to prevent the animal from licking the gel.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Promotes rapid healing.
- Reduces the risk of scarring and hair discoloration.
- Safe for use on various animals, including pregnant mares and competition horses.
- Provides a protective barrier against external contaminants.
- Does not contain steroids or mutagenic agents.
- Easy to apply and use.
Cons
- May require repeated applications.
- Not a substitute for veterinary care in severe cases.
- Effectiveness can vary based on the severity and type of wound.
- May need to be reapplied after cleaning the wound.
- Can be more expensive than some traditional wound care methods.
- Requires proper storage to maintain effectiveness.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
- Preparation: Clean the wound gently with a mild saline solution or appropriate wound cleaner. Remove any debris.
- Application: Apply a thin, even layer of Derma Gel to the affected area. Ensure the entire wound is covered.
- Frequency: Reapply the gel once or twice daily, or as directed by a veterinarian.
- Storage: Store the gel in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.
- Compatibility: Suitable for use on all animal species.
- Bandaging: No bandage is generally needed. The gel provides a protective barrier.
- Duration: Continue using Derma Gel until the wound is fully healed or as recommended by a veterinarian.