Dermavet Wound Cream

Product Details

The 20g tube is a compact option for a limited treatment area or household first-aid kit, while the 75g presentation provides a larger volume for broader or longer supervised use.

The cream should not be used to conceal worsening infection. Increasing swelling, heat, pain, discharge, odour, fever, lethargy or loss of appetite requires veterinary reassessment.

Animals may lick a topical product from an accessible area. Use only as directed and follow the veterinarian’s advice regarding a recovery collar, dressing or other protection.

A wound that does not show appropriate improvement within the timeframe stated on the current packaging should be reviewed professionally rather than treated indefinitely.

Active Ingredients

The ingredients are supplied in a cream base. The complete current tube and carton should be checked for formulation updates, storage instructions and expiry information.

Botanical origin does not guarantee that a product is suitable for every animal. Stop use and seek advice after unexpected redness, swelling, irritation or discomfort.

Do not combine Dermavet with another topical antiseptic, steroid, antibiotic or wound product unless a veterinarian confirms compatibility.

Directions and Warnings

Use according to the current packaging or veterinary instructions. The verified information describes liberal topical coverage of the wound area at least twice daily or as prescribed by a veterinarian.

• Have serious, deep or contaminated wounds examined promptly.
• Clean the area only according to professional wound-care guidance.
• Use clean hands or suitable applicators.
• Apply externally only.
• Avoid eyes, mouth and sensitive internal tissues.
• Prevent the animal from licking the treated area where directed.
• Keep the tube closed between applications.
• Store according to the current package instructions.
• Do not continue indefinitely when the wound is not improving.
• Seek veterinary help after an unexpected reaction.

The verified warning states that safety during pregnancy and lactation has not been established. Use in these animals should therefore follow veterinary advice.

Do not exceed the stated use unless specifically prescribed. Wounds that fail to improve within approximately ten days require veterinary reassessment.

The cream does not replace stitches, drainage, systemic medication or other procedures where these are medically required.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which animals can use Dermavet?
The verified product information identifies dogs, cats and horses.

Which sizes are available?
Dermavet is verified in 20g and 75g presentations.

What type of wounds is it intended for?
It is identified for selected slow-healing, superficial and topical septic wounds.

Can it be used near the eyes?
Avoid the eyes and obtain veterinary advice for wounds near sensitive areas.

Can it be used during pregnancy?
Safety in pregnancy and lactation has not been established, so veterinary advice is required.

What if the wound does not improve?
The verified guidance recommends veterinary reassessment when improvement is not seen within approximately ten days.

Can another wound product be applied at the same time?
Only when a veterinarian has confirmed that the products are compatible.

Dermavet Antiseptic Wound-Healing Cream provides two topical pack sizes for selected wounds in dogs, cats and horses within a monitored veterinary wound-care plan.