Natural Veterinary Ointment for Wound Care, Manuka Honey, for Dogs, Cats, & Horses, 2 oz. Tube

Bought this for my adventurist puppy, however I just had to use it on my cat who apparently got into a scrape of some kind and has a wound on his face. Easy to use and he didn't baulk with the application and it's healing well.

Works great very happy with product.

i have edited my review up several stars because this ointment worked so brilliantly. this healed my dog's wounds VERY well and VERY quickly, it's INCREDIBLY effective -- but we had to apply it in quite small amounts. it's sticky, it's a bit grainy, it doesn't really absorb into the skin, and the smell is atrocious. it smells like the vet section of a feed store -- which is fine, of course, if you're using this in a barn, but you might not want the smell all over the house. (this is no doubt perfect for your herd of cows. or it's surely awesome if you have an elephant, or a llama -- but you probably need to use it sparingly and judiciously for a housepet.)

I have a cat that has rashes or something on her stomach and I’ve been fighting it for years now. The vet medication helped some but not enough. She’s been tested for auto immune problems. She licks everywhere on her body. So I became my own vet and ordered some things to try, one of which is this product. I alternate with a cat cortisone spray and she is so much better. It is sticky but worth it she just lays there and let’s me put it on. I recommend this product

Recommended by my Vet for a small "nibble" wound on the side of dog's face. Every time it started to heal over, the dog would rub against something and it would take the scab off. Tried this product (used very little) and for some reason, product took out the "itch." Wound is healing over naturally - no scab.

I want to use this ointment for my female dog. She has a rash on her genital area. The ointment is a little bit grainy and not easy to spread easily. Its soft but it does not go on smoothly. I hope this info helps.

Manuka is already known for its healing property so this ointment I knew was going to be great in addition to based off of the reviews.So I have been struggling getting my cat's wounds to heal because he keeps getting at them so once I found the right cone/cover preventative. I started back using this ointment and within two to three days the wounds were healing but unfortunately my cat kept getting to them so I had to keep starting the process over LOL, but eventually we got to a point to where I was able to mitigate him being able to get to the wounds for it to finally heal but the ointment works wonders. Id say for fresh abrasive wounds thst have a little bleeding, if you clean and apply this within 24 hours it will have thar first healing stage already. It works very quickly. Will be getting more.Last thing that I will mention is that it can get messy. The ointment has a tendency to solidify and once it's applied to the warm skin it kind of melts and starts running so you just have to be strategic about how much you apply and where you apply it. You may or may not have to make sure it's at room temperature, I noticed sometimes it will be very solid and I couldn't really spread it on the wound so make sure it's at room temperature but not too warm because you don't want the ointment to be very runny.

This stuff works. My dog had a bad case of happy tail. The vet was considering amputation for how bad it was. I wanted to try this before amputation. With this honey and wrapping her tail to keep it protected she is fully cured. I will buy this again to keep on hand for wound care.