Farnam Aloe Heal Veterinary Cream


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Price:
$13.99

Description

Farnam Aloe Heal Aloe Vera Veterinary Cream is a first aid cream formulated for the everyday damage that does not need a vet but does need attention: minor cuts and abrasions, skin irritations, proud flesh and cracked heels. Aloe vera gel is combined with vitamins A, D and E plus safflower and sunflower seed oils in a rich, creamy base, so it soothes and moisturizes as well as covering. The cream consistency stays put on a leg or a heel far better than a liquid, which is what makes it useful for cracked heels and the scabby, irritated skin that comes with wet turnout.

Key Features

  • First aid cream for minor cuts, abrasions and skin irritations
  • Formulated for proud flesh and cracked heels
  • Aloe vera gel provides soothing action
  • Vitamins A, D and E support skin condition
  • Safflower and sunflower seed oils in a rich, creamy base
  • Cream consistency stays where you put it on legs and heels

How to Use

  • Clean the affected area and pat it dry before applying.
  • Apply a layer of cream over minor cuts, abrasions, skin irritations, proud flesh or cracked heels.
  • Reapply as needed, particularly after the horse has been out in wet conditions.
  • For cracked heels, work the cream into the pastern area behind the fetlock.
  • Consult a veterinarian for deep, puncture or heavily contaminated wounds — this is a first aid cream, not a substitute for veterinary care.

Specifications

  • Type: aloe vera veterinary first aid cream
  • Key ingredients: aloe vera gel, vitamins A, D and E, safflower and sunflower seed oils
  • Base: rich, creamy
  • Use sites: minor cuts, abrasions, skin irritations, proud flesh, cracked heels
  • For use on: horses
  • Brand: Farnam

Keep a jar with the wound powder — one stops the bleeding, the other handles the week that follows. Pick up Farnam Aloe Heal Veterinary Cream in store at Garoppo's Feed & Pet Supply in Vineland, NJ, or order online for fast local delivery.

Minor cuts and abrasions, skin irritations, proud flesh and cracked heels. It is a first aid cream rather than a treatment for serious wounds.
Aloe vera gel with vitamins A, D and E plus safflower and sunflower seed oils in a rich, creamy base.
As needed. Reapply after the horse has been in wet conditions or whenever the previous layer has worn off.
Yes, that is one of its labeled uses. The cream base holds in the pastern area better than a liquid dressing would.
No. Consult your veterinarian for deep, puncture or heavily contaminated wounds. Aloe Heal is for minor injuries and skin irritation.

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