FIRST AID & WOUND CARE

Features the powerful salicylic acid and tea tree oil with hygienic properties to help prevent infection
Helps relieve topical conditions that may have an underlying origin
Contains benzocaine and menthol to aid in pain relief
Ointment form provides an insect, water and germ barrier
Won't dry out superficial wounds
Softens and loosens crusts from Scratches
Conditions the edges of wounds

Antiseptic, emollient ointment.
Keeps teats and udders soft and healthy.
Maintains natural skin moisture, relieves soreness.
For minor cuts, bruises, chapping, skin irritation, wind and sunburn.
9 oz tin.

Durvet's Uterine Bolus is a non-medicated bolus for use as an antiseptic and proteolytic aid in infection sites and wounds.
Boluses may be used as is for intra-uterine application or dissolved in water for flushing open wounds in beef and dairy cattle and sheep.
Flexible Use - ready to use as boluses or for flush.
Convenient Dosage - premeasured boluses for easy, convenient dosing levels.

GREEN VET WRAP 4" X 5 YD

Self-adherent bandaging tape provides superior support bandages that stay put, allowing better fit and lower risk of bandage slipping.
Allows skin to breathe through cool, lightweight & porous material.
Flexible enough that when used properly with padding it will not cut off circulation.
Adheres to itself so no clips or fasteners are needed.

VETERICYN EQUINE LINIMENT 16OZ
Vetericyn Equine Liniment is formulated with fast-acting ingredients to refresh tired and worked muscles. It melts on contact and works quickly to reduce swelling and pain of sore muscles and joints, helping to relieve stiffness and soreness caused by strenuous activity.

Wound powder and blood coagulant that will help stop bleeding and help dry up open cuts, wounds, granulated tissue, proud flesh and capillary bleeding. It is a specially formulated dressing powder designed for horses and show stock. This can also be used on other livestock as a blood-stop powder after castrating, docking or dehorning. Simply apply the powder freely over the entire surface of the wound and repeat as often as necessary.