Tough Seal Pet Liquid Bandage Spray for Dogs & Cats - 2oz Calming Wound Care Protection, Protects Cuts and Scratches - Safe if Licked, String-Free Dog Wound Spray

My German Shepherd had a bleeding sore on his carpal pad for about 3 weeks and wouldn't heal, because he kept licking it. I sprayed the KeriCure Liquid Seal Natural Pet First Aid on it twice a day and in 3 days it was healed. Very good stuff.

I have an OCD cat who likes to lick spots until they are raw skin...and as every pet owner knows it's almost impossible to keep a determined critter from messing with an open sore. I thought I'd give this a shot before forcing my boy into a onesie until his latest belly sore healed, and I was very pleasantly surprised. I wasn't expecting much, but this formed a layer that he left alone, allowing his belly to heal up. Definitely adding to the kitty apothecary arsenal .

Our 7 year old female doberman recently started a very bad habit of licking. She licked until her front leg was raw. We tried everything from our Vet to local pet stores. We are now on our 2nd bottle, getting ready to order bottle #3! We use the liquid bandage when we are giving her a break from the comfy collar. When applied, I think it stings, for she pulls her leg quickly away, but once on, she will leave her leg alone for a while and just look at it. We use the ALL FOUR PAWS COMFY CONE PET COLLAR (also on Amazon) when we're away and not watching her every second. SO...the combination of both seems to be working and healing the area. We are hoping, once the leg is completely healed, she will stop this horrible habit!!! Oh, and BTW, I asked my Vet if he had a liquid bandage available, and he said he never heard of one.

Our dog has a owie little wound on top of his head. To stop the opening from getting dirty or infected we just spray this on the wound What is most important to us on this product is 1. It's easy to apply by just spraying. No having to hurt him or make a mess by having to touch his wound. 2. Stops his itchy head which was driving him nuts. He was rubbing his head on the wall to itch and that just opened the wound. 3. Safe if licked by pets. Our other little guy wants to constantly lick the wound but not as much once it's covered in the spray bandage and even if he did, it won't harm him.

I thought this would create a thick plastic layer, but it doesn't - it leaves a very thin layer that lasts a few hours. With persistence, and several sprays per day over more than a week, this is slowly helping a scratch heal on my cat's belly. So, it's certainly better than nothing, and better than trying to macgyver a traditional bandage or using an e-collar on a very active cat.

Excelente le ayudo mucho a mi cachorra

I used this along with Dr Pols wound care and my feral cats wound healed within about 3 to 5 days. Dr pols every day and yhis spray 1 times day 1 and 3. Didn’t need to use it more than twice

Truthfully, I have no idea if this spray even does what it purports to do because I was only able to actually spray a couple of times, and what did come out came out in a dribble. I cleaned the sprayer with warm water, and even used a similar sprayer that fit the bottle, it still would not spray properly. I have Emailed the manufacturer with my complaint but have not received a response. I only wish I had read all the reviews before I made my purchase, for I would have learned of similar problems and not made the purchase.

Great product, saved a vet visit for a small cut and stopped licking.