Vetericyn Spray

[Miniv]

Just bought a bottle of Vetericyn today. It's supposed to be good for horses, dogs, cats, etc. I'm applying it to our golden retriever, "Randy", who suffers from hot spots.

Last month Randy had a hot spot on his chest and our grown foster daughter, Jess, loaned us a bottle of this stuff. His hot spot was almost completely gone in about 3 days!

Has anyone else used this product and had good results? It says it's for hot spots, fungus, rain rot, rashes, burns, ringworm, skin infections, and more!

Ma---

 

[kaykay]

Yes! I have used it on a licking spot on Sadie and it works like a dang miracle!

 

[LAZY J MINIS]

GREAT STUFF LIVES UP TO THE HYPE. USE IT ON EVERYONE HERE INCLUDING US(HUMANS). HAVEN'T NEEDED A LOT OF OTHER MEDS SINCE STARTED USING IT.

 

[Hosscrazy]

MA -

Remember my horse Gracie who had squamous cell carcinoma on her face? She had large gaping holes from the cancer that I was trying to keep under control - there was dead tissue setting in and it was such a battle. I tried silvadine and so many other treatments and nothing worked. Most of the products actually made it worse.

Vetericyn was the ONLY product that worked. It did not irritate her open tissue, it helped clear out the necrotic tissue and it was soothing and kept her comfortable during the last few months of her life.

I did send them a testimonial with pictures, thanking them for such a great product. I HIGHLY recommend this product to anyone who has wounds on their horse.

Liz

 

[LittleRibbie]

sounds like we need to get a bottle....you never know when it will come in handy. thanks for the heads up

 

[drmatthewtaylor]

I'm pleased that you have a treatment that is working, but I wanted to point out that hot spots are not a primary disease. I would encourage you to consider these causes so the primary disease could be treated.

Anal sac duct occlusion

Atopy

Ectoparasites

Flea bite sensitivity

Food allergy

Foreign body

Otitis externa

Psychogenic

Allergic dermatitis

Injury leading to neuropathy

Neoplasia

Obsessive-compulsive behavior

Staphylococcal furunculosis

Underlying DJD or other skeletal pathology

Dr Taylor

 

[LittleRibbie]

Thank you Dr. Taylor