Farnam Tri-Care 4-Way Wound Treatment


Unit of Sale: Per Unit
Price:
$28.99

Description

Farnam Tri-Care Triple Action Wound Treatment puts three wound solutions in one jar. The ointment formula aids in wound cleansing, soothes skin irritation and creates a barrier that protects the injury from germs, insects and water. That combination is what makes it a genuinely useful first response in the barn: you clean, soothe and cover in a single application instead of reaching for three products. It is intended for cuts, scrapes, scratches, bites, rope burns, abrasions and skin irritations — the everyday injuries that make up most of what happens around horses.

Key Features

  • Three wound solutions in one product: cleanses, soothes and protects
  • Aids in wound cleansing
  • Soothes skin irritation
  • Creates a barrier against germs, insects and water
  • For cuts, scrapes, scratches, bites, rope burns, abrasions and skin irritations
  • Ointment consistency stays on the wound rather than running off

How to Use

  • Clean the wound area as well as conditions allow before applying.
  • Apply the ointment over the wound and the skin immediately around it.
  • Reapply as needed, particularly after the horse has been turned out or washed.
  • The barrier helps keep flies off the wound, which matters most in summer.
  • Consult a veterinarian for deep, puncture or heavily contaminated wounds.

Specifications

  • Size: 14 oz
  • Type: triple action wound treatment ointment
  • Functions: wound cleansing aid, skin soother, protective barrier
  • Use sites: cuts, scrapes, scratches, bites, rope burns, abrasions, skin irritations
  • For use on: horses
  • Brand: Farnam

Keep it with the Wonder Dust and the Aloe Heal so the whole wound kit lives in one place. Pick up Farnam Tri-Care 4-Way Wound Treatment in store at Garoppo's Feed & Pet Supply in Vineland, NJ, or order online for fast local delivery.

It aids in wound cleansing, soothes skin irritation, and creates a barrier that protects the wound from germs, insects and water.
Cuts, scrapes, scratches, bites, rope burns, abrasions and skin irritations — everyday minor injuries rather than serious wounds.
The protective barrier helps guard against insects as well as germs and water, which is a real advantage during fly season.
As needed, and particularly after turnout or washing when the barrier may have been disturbed.
For deep wounds, punctures, heavily contaminated injuries or anything involving a joint or tendon sheath, consult a veterinarian.

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