Vetericyn Plus® Antimicrobial All Animal Wound Care
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Healing Aid + Skin Repair
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No steroids or antibiotics
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Veterinarian recommended
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Safe if licked or ingested
Product Details
Vetericyn Plus Antimicrobial All Animal Wound Care Spray is a trusted solution designed to clean, treat, and help heal a variety of wounds while helping prevent infection. It clears debris and impurities from your pet’sskin, creating an optimal environment to support fast, effective healing.
It’s also ideal for moistening wound dressings to aid recovery.
Powered by advanced hypochlorous acid technology, this non-toxic formula provides powerful yet gentle relief, offering a safe alternative to antibiotics and steroids often used in veterinary care.
Specially designed for all animals Vetericyn Plus Antimicrobial All Animal Wound Care is safe for use around sensitive areas like the mouth, nose, ears, and eyes. Always monitorwounds closely and ensure proper care, especially if pain, bleeding, or worsening symptoms are present.
How To Use
- Remove any excess hair from the wound area. Clip if necessary.
- If active bleeding is present, apply pressure with a clean towel or sterilegauze before proceeding.
- Saturate the affected area, flushing away foreign debris.
- For best results when dressing is required, saturate with Vetericyn Plus Antimicrobial Wound Care and use in conjunction with Vetericyn Plus Antimicrobial Hydrogel for proper protection and moisture balance during healing stages.
- Repeat 3-4 times daily or as necessary.
- Faster healing is achieved when wounds are cleaned and kept moist.
- No rinsing is necessary.
- Safe for use around the mouth, nose, ears, and eyes.
Ingredients
Active: Hypochlorous Acid (0.013%); Other: Electrolyzed Water, Sodium Chloride, pH buffering agents
Jumpstart the healing process with Vetericyn Plus Antimicrobial Wound Care!
Great for use on:
- Cuts, scrapes, and abrasions
- Post-surgical sites
- Bite wounds
- Pressure sores and skin ulcers
- Abscesses
Product Benefits:
- Promotes the healing process by keeping the wound area clean and moist
- Non-toxic and non-irritating
- pH-balanced to prevent discomfort to your pet
- Safe for all animals of all ages
- Will not stain furniture or clothes
We proudly manufacture & bottle Vetericyn in the USA
Vetericyn Animal Wellness products are proudly made and manufactured in the USA using foreign and domestic components under strict quality guidelines.
Backed by a 100% customer satisfaction guarantee
If for any reason you are dissatisfied with your purchase you may return the product along with proof of your order for a full refund or replacement product.
Product Questions
Please contact us if you don't find an answer to your question here.
Can you use Vetericyn Plus Antimicrobial Wound Care after the expiration date? If so, how long after?
We recommend using Vetericyn Plus Antimicrobial Wound Care prior to the expiration date marked on the label to utilize maximum strength.
What makes Vetericyn Plus Antimicrobial Wound Care unique from other animal wound cleansers/dressings?
Vetericyn Plus Antimicrobial Wound Care is unique from other animal wound cleansers/dressings because of its safety profile. Vetericyn Plus is:
- Safe for use on all animal species regardless of age and condition.
- Non-corrosive, non-toxic, non-irritating, non-staining.
- Safe to use on or around the eyes, nose, and mouth.
- Does not harm healthy tissue
- Free of steroids, alcohol, tea tree oil ,or antibiotics.
- Biodegradable and environmentally friendly.
- pH-balanced and are shelf-stable
- .Can be easily applied with no mixing or dilution required.
- Does not require rinsing after use.
Are Vetericyn Plus products bleach, and why is it safe to use?
Vetericyn Plus products are not and do not contain any bleach. Bleach is corrosive, toxic, burns, generates fumes/vapors, and is not safe for use in cleansing wounds. In addition, stabilized bleach has a pH of >11, while Vetericyn Plus products are manufactured within an appropriate physiological pH range and will not sting when applied. Vetericyn Plus Wound Care is a hypochlorous solution that is safe, non-toxic, and pH-balanced. It will not harm healthy tissue in the process of cleaning wounds.
Is Vetericyn Plus Antimicrobial Wound Care still functional if it freezes? How would you know the bottle was frozen?
Vetericyn Plus Antimicrobial Wound Care can freeze and thaw without hurting the effectiveness of the product. If a bottle is frozen, you will notice leaking as a result of the expansion of the formula. The bottle walls may collapse after thawing out, or evidence of ice may be noticeable within the solution.
Can Vetericyn Plus Antimicrobial Wound Care be used with another product, medicine, or therapeutic product?
Vetericyn Plus Antimicrobial Wound Care is to be used per label indications. It has no known contraindications and no known negative drug interactions. If you need to apply other remedies, we recommend that you apply Vetericyn Plus Antimicrobial Wound Care first and wait at least 60 seconds before applying any other materials. After treating with Vetericyn Plus Antimicrobial Wound Care, we recommend that you advise your healthcare professional (veterinarian) of any treatment protocol you are following in addition to those recommended by the veterinarian. Vetericyn Plus Antimicrobial Wound Care is not intended for use on systemic conditions.
Can you use Vetericyn Plus Antimicrobial Wound Care for the ear or eye?
Vetericyn Plus products can be used on wounds and issues of the ear. As it pertains to the eye, we recommend the Vetericyn Plus Eye Rinse or Pet Eye Gel. Not all of the products have specific indications for the eye.
Why is it significant that Vetericyn Plus products contain no antibiotics?
This is because there is no need to be concerned about the animal building up resistance to Vetericyn Plus products. Antibiotic resistance is a concern in the animal industry. The repeated and extended use of any Vetericyn Plus product in cleaning and debriding the wound bed has no adverse consequences. In addition, if there are regulatory limitations for the use of antibiotics, those limitations do not apply to Vetericyn Plus products.
Can Vetericyn Plus products be transferred to another bottle for application?
The transfer or decanting of Vetericyn Plus products is not recommended due to the possibility of contamination and the ingredients being neutralized by coming in contact with the new container’s materials.
Vetericyn Plus Antimicrobial Wound Care has a faint chlorine smell. When applied to an open wound, isn’t the chlorine painful to the animal?
While there is a slight chlorine odor, there is a proprietary amount of Free Active Chlorine (FAC) measured in parts per million, which is not significant enough to cause stinging when applied.
What is the difference between Vetericyn Plus Antimicrobial Wound Care and Vetericyn Wound and Infection Spray?
As part of our regulatory compliance efforts and our continual improvement process, from time to time, we find ourselves in the need to change narratives or statements found on our product labels, website, and marketing materials. Recently, for example, Wound and Infection Care changed to Antimicrobial Wound Care. These specific changes to the narratives on the labels and other materials in no way altered or modified our formulas, their concentrations, safety, or efficacy. All Vetericyn products are safe, effective, and continue to be of the highest quality.
What is the difference between Vetericyn Plus Wound Care available in stores and Vetericyn Plus VF available through my veterinarian?
Vetericyn Plus VF formulations have a higher concentration of ingredients in comparison to OTC Vetericyn Plus products found in stores. The Vetericyn Plus VF formulations are only sold to licensed veterinarians and can only be obtained from such.
What should I do if my pet has a wound that looks serious?
If there is heavy bleeding, deep tearing, swelling, discharge, or signs of significant pain, apply pressure with sterile gauze, keep the area dry, and seek veterinary care immediately.
Do not substituteprofessional care with home remedies. A vet may recommend additional treatment depending on the injury.
