Vetmed Wound and Skin Care

Product Details

VetMed Wound and Skin Care Topical Cleanser is available in four verified sizes, from a compact 50ml bottle to a 5L bulk option. This makes it suitable for household first-aid routines, kennels, stables, veterinary settings and multi-animal environments, provided the product is used hygienically and according to its label.

The cleanser may be used around skin irritations, eczema, rashes, hot spots, sores, abscesses and insect bites. Because these problems may have infectious, allergic or traumatic causes, veterinary advice is appropriate when signs are severe, recurring or spreading.

Use clean dressings and applicators. Avoid dipping contaminated gauze back into a container. For larger pack sizes, decant only into a clean, labelled application bottle where the manufacturer permits, and prevent cross-contamination between animals.

Active Ingredients

The official product information lists hypochlorous acid 0.02 and electrolysed water. The formula is used for broad-spectrum cleansing and irrigation while remaining suitable for animal skin and wound-care routines.

VetMed describes its hypochlorous acid solutions as non-irritating, non-toxic, safe if licked or ingested, and free from steroids, antibiotics, iodine, tea tree oil, hydrogen peroxide, chlorhexidine, isopropyl alcohol and benzalkonium chloride.

These characteristics support frequent cleansing, but every wound still needs appropriate monitoring. A topical cleanser cannot close a deep wound, remove embedded foreign material or replace antibiotics when a veterinarian determines that systemic treatment is necessary. Do not combine it with other antiseptics or wound products unless compatibility has been confirmed.

Directions and Warnings

Clean and disinfect the wound and surrounding area with the topical cleanser to remove debris. For an infected or acute wound, apply well-soaked gauze to the area for 10 to 15 minutes. Repeat one to five times daily or at every dressing change. No rinsing is required.

1. Wash and dry your hands or wear suitable clean gloves.
2. Assess the wound for heavy bleeding, depth, foreign material or severe swelling.
3. Apply enough cleanser to wet and clean the wound and surrounding area.
4. Use well-soaked gauze for 10 to 15 minutes where the label’s acute-wound method is appropriate.
5. Repeat according to the label or veterinary advice.
6. Allow the area to dry naturally; do not rinse.

• Seek veterinary care for deep, puncture, bite or heavily contaminated wounds.
• Consult a veterinarian for worsening redness, pus, fever, odour or pain.
• Prevent the applicator from touching dirty surfaces.
• Use clean dressings at every change.
• Follow with the matching topical nanogel only where appropriate.

Post-surgical wounds should be managed according to the treating veterinarian’s instructions. Do not remove sutures, staples or dressings without professional guidance.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which wounds can it be used on?
The manufacturer lists cuts, abrasions, sores, burns, hot spots, insect bites, skin irritations, post-surgical wounds and abscesses among its intended uses.

Does it need to be rinsed off?
No. The official directions state that no rinsing is required.

How often may it be applied?
The label states one to five times daily or at each dressing change, depending on the condition.

Can it replace veterinary treatment?
No. Serious, infected, deep or non-healing wounds require veterinary examination and may need additional treatment.

Which sizes are available?
The verified variants are 50ml, 125ml, 500ml and 5L.

Where can I view related products?
Browse Biksie’s dog medication range or review the official VetMed cleanser information.

For verified daily wound cleansing and skin support, VetMed Wound and Skin Care Topical Cleanser provides a hypochlorous acid solution in four practical sizes for animal first-aid and wound-care routines.