SILVER GRADE Wound Spray for Pets ● Colloidal Silver Wound and Skin Care for Dogs & Cats ● Helps with Rashes, Hot Spots, Itch, Scratching, Skin Irritation, Bites & Burns ● Safe if Licked (4 oz)

I have used this a few times on my dogs paw pads when they have gotten hit spots and sprayed on sores/cuts and it works great.

My baby girl has a cut near her mouth, I suspect maybe came from my other kitty. I looked into a lot of cooling gels but they’re tricky cause they may contain lidocaine and her mouth is too close to the injury. I tried a chlorhexidine spray but it also dripped into her mouth and she was licking it off. So I got her an ecollar cone and an arm sock with both ends open. And Bark and Whiskers organic curcumin for pets. I spray this 3/4 sprits in the morning on the wound. I rolled up the sock so it just covers up to her mouth and the whole neck area. I then mix the curcumin in some lickable treats and slippery elm tea. Curcumin is the fastest skin regenerative supplement. So she gets 1tsp per serving per day. At night when I’m sleeping I can’t keep an eye on the wound. So I take her out of her sock and put her in the ecollar. The ecollar makes it hard to move around and reach food. So I only use it when I’m sleeping or not home. So she’s fed, used the bathroom, hydrated by the time I put her in the ecollar. I started this only yesterday and today the wound looks almost dry. I see her wanting to scratch at it. So I just cover it with the sock and give her chin rubs over it, but I have to keep a close eye so she can’t scratch it open. Sharing the whole regimen so it helps other kitty servants.

My golden chewed her hind shanks severely after a bath. Weeping raw skin. Used the extreme collar to help her recover. Ordered this ointment spray and while it did seem to sting her being applied it also stopped her from itching and trying to drag her hind quarters out in the yard. So did this product or time passage or the collar work? Not sure— but combined she’s feeling much better and has stopped chewing her hind quarters. Hair has re grown. It took a week for the skin to stop weeping. Then it crusted. Then healed. I did find that she appreciated me helping her itch her spots as she healed. So when the crusties on the edges were bothering her I took a wide tooth plastic comb and combed out the loose scabs gave her gentle little scratch sessions and she adored me for doing it; though it’s never really cool to admit I scratched my dogs butt for her when she needed it most? It did bring her relief and I didn’t have to watch her like a hawk afterwards. Purchasing this spray was desperation to avoid a 300.00 vet visit but I do think a product such as Dermoplast from Walgreens may have provided the same relief.

I have a rough collie who has skin dermatitus. I only use natural remedies on him so I was interested in this product. Used it very religiously on some of his spots. It may have helped, it definitely did not get worse, but he's a big boy so there wasn't enough to treat him everywhere. My problem with this product is, for this price the spray nozzle really didn't work right. It sprayed initially, but about a quarter of the way through the bottle it was so hard to spray with one hand while you held his hair back with the other. Then you had to pump it like 3 times before anything came out. That continued through most of the rest of the bottle, so it became unusable. So there sits at least a quarter of a bottle that can't even spray so can't even tell if it would've worked. It's a steep price for a not very large bottle that a lot is wasted on a I guess, faulty spray nozzle. Or maybe what's in the contents doesn't spray through a nozzle well, which is what it seems more like it is than faulty nozzle.

Honestly,it kinda worked..