Spray On Bandage
In-Silver spray on bandage is a convenient and water-resistant aerosol aluminium bandage used as a protective barrier against external irritants on simple wounds (minor cuts and abrasions), in small and large animals.
In-Silver water-resistant and adhesive properties make it an effective alternative to bandaging active animals or those hard to reach places, making it a must have for your medical kit.
To inspect the wound, In-Silver can be easily removed with warm soapy water.
Reapplication should occur daily to every 3 days to ensure an optimal bacterial barrier is maintained until healed.
Why Balanced Animals recommends?
A great tool for the tack box or dog cupboard for mini emergencies. Safe, clean & easy to use! Great for small nicks and cuts, takes seconds to apply. Great for fidgety animals!
Benefits of In-Silver:
Fast, easy and painless spray application
Excellent adhesion
Water-resistant
Easily washed off with warm soapy water
Allows wound to oxygenate to aid healing
Helps shrink body tissue and limit bleeding
Can be applied over the top of other topical ointments and applications
Acts as protective barrier to safeguard wound from bacterial contamination (dirt, moisture & insects) reducing risk of infection
Can be used safely on horses, dogs, cats, poultry and other farm animals
Directions For Use:
Shake well before use. Thoroughly clean and disinfect the wound before application. Apply a thin layer of In-Silver to the wound area. Repeat daily to every 3 days or as directed by a veterinarian.
In-Silver does not contain sulfa or antibiotics, making it safe to use on animals intended for consumption.
Warnings:
External use only.
For veterinary use only.
Keep out of reach of children.
Do not spray in or near the eyes.
This product will stain. Avoid contact with hands, clothes, and other objects.
Not intended for use in deep, infected, open/draining or complex wounds. Consult a veterinarian if in doubt.
Storage:
Store below 30°C and away from direct sunlight. Do not expose to temperatures over 50°C.
