Description
Pet-Heal Probiotic Wound Treatment, 4 oz
Accelerate your pet's healing with P2 Probiotic Power's Pet-Heal Wound Treatment! Our hardy "warrior strain" soil-based probiotics thrive in challenging wound environments where gentler probiotics fail. Through competitive exclusion, these beneficial bacteria eliminate harmful bacteria by overwhelming them and removing their food source—without harming the good bacteria your pet needs for natural healing. This advanced formula blankets wounds from cuts, scrapes, surgical sites, and biopsy areas, providing protective benefits far beyond traditional antibiotic ointments.
Pet-Heal delivers instant anti-inflammatory relief while accelerating your pet's natural healing process through sustained biofilm management. Unlike antiseptics that create sterile but vulnerable environments, our probiotics establish a thriving protective barrier that continues working between applications. As the essential follow-up to Pet-Heal Wound Cleaner, this revolutionary treatment provides continuous protection, supporting your pet's body in healing naturally, effectively, and quickly.
Features:
- Hardy "warrior strain" probiotics for challenging wound environments
- Competitive exclusion eliminates harmful bacteria while protecting good bacteria
- Protective probiotic barrier for cuts, scrapes, surgical sites, and biopsies
- Instant anti-inflammatory relief and accelerated natural healing
- Free from chemicals, alcohol, sulfates, phthalates, and triclosan
- All-natural, organic ingredients
- Vegan, eco-friendly, earth-friendly, and pH neutral
- Allergy-free and kid-friendly
- GMO-free and veterinarian approved
- Made and sourced in the USA
Ingredients:
Water, natural coconut surfactant, EPA Safer Choice & FDA GRAS soil/spore-based Bacillus probiotics, organic glycerin.
Directions:
Shake well before each use. Spray the wound to cover all surfaces completely. For best results, apply twice daily. If irritation occurs consistently, discontinue use. If the wound is not progressively healing within 30 days, consult a veterinarian.
Storage & Disposal:
No special requirements. Safe to pour down drains.
