Nutri-Vet Antimicrobial Wound Spray for Cats, Cat Wound Cleanser with Aloe and Vitamin E, Helps Skin Care and Reduce Pain, Kitten Supplies, 4 oz

Works great. My dog developed a hot spot on his back and this eased his itching and healed the spot

Great price, good quality and there is no chemical smell or anything. I Bought to use on a stray cat. He had some scratches on his back between his shoulders, I was able to spray it without scaring him and that next day the cuts were hardly noticeable and no longer look Irritated.It does say for minor cuts and scrapes but I had no choice but to give it a shot on a large gash the stray had as it had me worried. It didn’t seem to be healing very fast (he’s been to smart for the live trap) after 1 good spray on the large gash, within a day the the redness and pus went away and it finally almost closed.. I’m amazed and thankful I found this stuff

I got this vet-approved pet antiseptic after my kitten, Athena, hurt herself trying to escape her carrier. The product works well and is of good quality, plus the label featuring a grandma hugging a black cat is a cute touch! I've used it twice, and it promotes quick healing, which is perfect for energetic kittens who don’t stay still for long. I’d recommend this to anyone with young or accident-prone cats—it helps ease pain and speeds up recovery efficiently.

Spray nozzle clogs every once in a while, have to rinse and repeat until it's cleared

Very practical

It didn't really help at all. My cat had some scabs and bumps on his skin that I wanted to heal.The spray didn't help but better nutrition did. My cat was fresh from the rescue society. Istill have it if I ever need it but I should have waited it out.

I have had this bottle for over 5 years. It has saved me thousands of vet bills. My late cat seemed to get into places and get herself punctured by tree branches (I guess). This really helped her heal. My current cat doesn’t clean her nails so overtime they get very dirty and infected. I would clean them with this spray every few days. She injured one nail a while ago, not sure how. I was able to clean it real nice and kept it from further infection with this spray.

Excellent. By this I mean as an OTC basic, overall "wound" spray. You CAN USE it on dogs as well. I used it on my Senior Maltese (still do for a small, but manageable wound on his tail from biting - he's since stopped) and it's clearing nicely.I INITIALLY PURCHASED this for my Cat, Sabrin, a Tuxedo. She had developed some type of alergic reaction from an insect bite. She started chewing and actually pulled out a small, but approximate Dollar coin sized amount of fur and had a bald spot. Yes. She kept licking. Then it scabed over and she was trying to pull at that and bite at it. This all happened very quickly. Long story short, I purchased a soft cone for her and this product. Well, she somehow got the cone off; each time. My husband and I would spray her little wound (by now it was very red and her scab was half off and a little tiny bit of blood was there). She let me wipe that spot gently. We then used the spray. Even one hit of the spray (as close as about five inches helps, but cats hate any spraying noise and "off they go!"). It WAS a bit of a little game for me and my husband to slightly sneak and spray Sabrina. After two or three sprays in a few days will do WONDERS. Depending on the severity of course, most minor and manageable wounds can heal with this product within a few days to a week or slightly longer. And with each spray you will see improvements.The only thing is the sprayer is tough to spray. Especially with antsy, nervous and cautious cats. Sounds familiar? Lol.. My Maltese was fine. But try and put anything near his face. He'll turn into Cujo...but I love him!