About this item

• Must-Have for Pet First Aid – HICC PET dog wound heal hydro gel promotes healing for open wounds like bites and scratches, soothes itching, and calms burns. Its powerful anti-inflammatory formula effectively soothes inflammation like hot spots, interdigital dermatitis, and superficial folliculitis, keeping your pet comfortable
• 99.99% Harmful Organism Defense Effectiveness – Powered by concentrated high-purity HOCl, one application equals the effect of ten sprays. It is a natural substance produced by mammalian white blood cells, that boosts your pet's immune system. Gentle yet powerful, it has strong anti-inflammatory effects, offering complete and effective protection for your pet's health
• Effectively Isolating Infection Sources - Unlike volatile spray products, this wound care for dogs gel quickly forms a protective film after application. This safe barrier shields the skin from pollutants and other irritants, isolating infection sources and preventing recurring infections. It also helps prevent excessive moisture loss, keeping the skin hydrated and protected
• Daily Care for Sensitive Areas - Protect the sensitive areas around your pet's eyes, ears, and nose with daily application. Prevent infections before they start, avoiding costly vet visits. Keep your furry friend comfortable and healthy while saving on potential treatment costs
• Formulated by Vets - Crafted by veterinarians using PRUE HOCl, our dog hot spot treatment gel is gentle yet effective. Developed to the highest standards, it's trusted by professionals to deliver superior results. With top-quality ingredients and proven efficacy, it’s the go-to solution for ensuring your pet's health is in expert hands
• For Better Healing - Contains gentle yet effective hypochlorous acid—a naturally occurring substance known for its powerful wound-cleaning properties without causing irritation. Safe for sensitive skin, non-stinging, and free from harsh chemicals. For best results, apply 3-4 times daily until healed, or as directed by your veterinarian