BuddycarePet Antiseptic Spray (200ml) Dog Antiseptic Spray & Cat Antiseptic Spray Effective Dog Wound Spray, Suitable for All Pets, Pet Wound Care Solution

I bought this for my greyhound when she cut her ankle and it didn't seem to be healing. After a few sprays it really did a good job.

Does exactly what it says.

This isn't bad. I had this along with the mouth blue bottle. My dog had issues with sores from using it so have stopped but this one hasn't causes any issues in the couple of times its been used on sore paws. It's still early but its not bad so far.

Easy to apply and it works

Dog owners should always have some of this at home. Ideal for those cuts and scrapes out pooches seem to get into, it’s antibacterial, antiviral and anti fungal, so easy to use and has multiple uses. Simple to apply, and neither of my dogs mind it at all. Smells great, must taste okay as dogs do give it a lick. Thankfully it’s safe for dogs to lick, which makes me prefer this over the competitors.Good price point, not much used per application so it’s going to last a very long time. Makes cleaning wounds simple and effective.

Buddycare is one of my go-to brands for anything I use on my dog. I’ve learned to trust the brand over the years, so when I saw they now do an antiseptic spray, I thought I would give it a go.It’s a fantastic thing to keep in our doggy first aid kit, as dogs are so prone to getting themselves into mischief. In my opinion, it doesn’t have a smell, it sprays easily and it feels and looks like water.You get plenty for the price and it has a reasonable longevity.

Identical ingredients to their pet dental antiseptic spray. (Blue bottle).The main antiseptic ingredient is sodium chloride, which works and does the job it’s meant to do. Easy enough to research if you’re unsure about it.I like this brand, never had a problem with the pumps, the sprays work, so I can pick it up & know it’s going to get on my dogs without any issues, always.

The business end of this device is formed from three layers of inflatable bladders. The top two can be fastened into a collar using a Velcro strip, the lowest part stays open. The bladders themselves have a plush coating that means they feel comfortable against the skin and don't stick like bare rubber or plastic would.It doesn't come with any instructions, so you'll need to look at the listing and take notes. I fitted it fully deflated and then inflated using the hand bulb. There is a turn valve on the main feed tube. If the bulb won't compress, rotate the valve and try again. That should let air into the main collar sections. Once you've inflated the collar to the desired amount you can rotate the valve to keep it from deflating.If found using this to be an odd and unsettling experience at first. As the bladders inflate they push against your jaw and the back of your skull, holding your head at a set angle. Be assured, though, that the openings at the front mean it doesn't tighten around your throat, so you won't feel like you're being strangled. I set the inflation to the maximum level I felt I could tolerate - both physically and mentally - and kept it on for about 15 minutes. The listing does have recommended times and I advise making a note of these somewhere.At the end of my 15 minutes I deflated the collar by rotating the valve to open it, and pressing the black button on the inflation bulb.After use my neck did feel soothed by the gentle stretching and being held in place by the collar. It wasn't what I could call the most pleasant experience but I suspect that like any exercise this is something I need to do a few times to get my body used to the new position and experience.The relief I've experienced from this is definitely significant and so I can honestly say this is a device I'll keep using.