First Aid Ointment Dog, Cat & Horse Cream, 2-fl oz bottle, 1

• Made in the USA with a natural herbal active formula.
• Supports minor cuts, abrasions, sores, slow-healing wounds, bacterial infections and soft tissue bruises.
• Promotes healing, aids wound care, improves swelling, stops bleeding and supports blood flow and healthy tissue.
• Includes shea butter, grapeseed oil, vitamin E, green tea and turmeric extracts and aloe vera gel.
• Crafted cruelty free and eco-friendly, it contains no scent, chemical, artificial or synthetic materials or sulfates.

Help your best pal heal with Gou Gou Pets First Aid Ointment Dog, Cat & Horse Cream! Made in the USA with a natural herbal active formula, this paw-fect cream supports minor cuts, abrasions, sores, slow-healing wounds, bacterial infections and soft tissue bruises, while promoting healing, aiding wound care, improving swelling and stopping bleeding. Paw-fect for your pooch, kitty or horse, it’s crafted with naturally derived ingredients, including shea butter, grapeseed oil, vitamin E, green tea and turmeric extracts and aloe vera gel. Created without any scent, chemical, artificial or synthetic materials and sulfates, it’s cruelty free and eco-friendly, too. There’s no greasiness left behind on your buddy, so clothing and bedding won’t get stained. Ideal for use on-the-go, carry this wound-care balm while traveling, camping or walking around town.

Our naturally-derived herbal active ingredients pet First Aid Ointment includes ingredients that assist with minor cuts, abrasions, sores, and wound care for dogs, cats, and horses. Use on minor wounds, open wounds, bite wounds, puncture wounds, and more. The ointment is for blood stasis, swelling, stops bleeding, supports blood flow and healthy tissue.

For external use only. In case of contact with eyes, flush thoroughly with water and seek medical attention. Keep out of reach of children and pets to avoid possible consumption. Do not use on pregnant or nursing pets. If skin irritation occurs, stop applying and remove the product from the area and consult a veterinarian. Some weaken stomach pets may find stomach discomfort or diarrhea. Reduce frequency. If persists or condition worsens consult a veterinarian.