Win a supply of Vetericyn products to clean, treat and heal wounds and skin conditions all year round. Our $150-value giveaway package includes:
1- 16 oz Vetericyn Wound and Infection Spray
1- 16 oz Vetericyn Umbilical, Naval and Udder Gel Spray
1- 8 oz Vetericyn Universal HydroGel Pump
1- 1.5 oz Vetericyn Opthalmic Gel
Vetericyn cap and tote bag
Vetericyn products have revolutionized animal healthcare with a scientifically engineered topical solution that mimics the body’s immune response to viruses, bacteria, fungi and spores. Vetericyn effectively kills antibiotic-resistant strains of bacteria, fungi, viruses and spores. Use Vetericyn to treat conditions like rain rot, cuts, burns, rashes, eye or ear infections, ringworm, pink eye, strangles, skin infections and skin fungus. Spray directly into the affected area 3 to 4 times per day, even directly into ears, eyes, nose and mouth.
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I've used Vetricyn for a variety of uses with my boer goats and Great Pyrenees. This has cleared Pink Eye quickly and the goat seemed to find the ointment soothing. I've used the wound gel for cuts and for skin conditions with good success. I've recommended it to friends as well. A great product for animal care. Should be in everyone's animal medicine cabinet.
Posted by: Barb Neiderhiser | Sunday, May 19, 2013 at 07:50 PM
We have used Vetericyn on a regular basis for all the scrapes, eye infections, and wounds that come up with our horse, cattle, goats, and dogs. It is our main line of defense in our animal first aid kit.
Posted by: Cheryl Allie | Saturday, May 11, 2013 at 06:56 PM
I used Vetericyn at my Vets recommendation for a mare recovering from Colic surgery. It was sprayed on 2X daily with dressing changes on the incision under her bellyband. I was amazed at how quickly it improved her incision site and there was no signs of infection of the incision after we started useing it. I keep it on hand now and tell everyone that its worth every penny.
Posted by: Marie Winn | Wednesday, April 24, 2013 at 01:02 PM
I use this product on my dog for skin conditions and wound treatments. I also use Vetericyn on my horses for wounds, various skin conditions,sanitizing saddle pads ,wraps,splint boots etc.
Posted by: Kristen Hammer | Friday, April 19, 2013 at 02:34 PM
I use this product of various skin conditions and minor wounds on my goats.
Posted by: Michele Delanty | Monday, February 18, 2013 at 07:19 AM
We own working American Bulldogs and due to their high pain tolerance and all out attitude, they tend to injure themselves all the time. Recently we used the Wound & Infection Spray on a burn from a bark collar that occured suddenly after about an hour of usage on a particularyly stubborn male. Because of the area of the burn, his buckle collar rubbed the burn and within a day it was oozing even after treatment with antibiotic ointment. I remembered that we had some vetericyn and decided to try using the spray instead and within 2 days, new skin has formed and it looks awesome!! I will always throw a bottle in my truck and keep one around the house for future use!! Great Product especially for my wild guys!!
Posted by: Lynn Carradine-Hailey | Friday, January 25, 2013 at 12:18 PM
Flea attacks on individuals represent a issue which many individuals usually neglect either out of discomfort or due to the fact that they are not a serious situation. But these little bugs bring a lot of illnesses, and through their chew the germs can get into your blood stream vessels and cause an disease.
Posted by: rentalprotectionagency.com | Tuesday, January 15, 2013 at 01:39 AM
We had a horse that got cut up. Laid his face open from the center of the skull to his eye and his shoulder was open from the top inside of his leg to the outside. He was doctored for one month morning and night with vetericyn wound and infection and opthalmic gel. (Nothing else.) He healed with no noticable scars and not a lame step. We recommend vetericyn to everyone and anyone who has animals.
Posted by: Shirley Riebold | Friday, October 19, 2012 at 12:49 PM
The first time I saw your product it was at Sunset Feed and Supply in Miami. I was skeptical about this product since it looked like water, they also carry the gel form.
Our paint mare had extensive, invasive perianal cancer that was identified as a squmous cell carcinoma. We eventually had a total resection of this mass along with the surrounding infected tissue. We brought her to the Palm Beach Equine Clinic on November 17, 2011. She had surgery on November 19. One of the first things we were given to care for this post op wound, which was a huge gaping open wound, was the liquid form of your product. We were instructed to gently wash out this surgical wound, carefully pat the area "dry" and not to do anything else except spray this product into the wound twice a day.
I photograped this process from the first day we picked her up to bring her home, with the first photos taken at the hospital on November 26, 2011 until full closure of this wound was achieved by January 4, 2012. This was aproximately 47 days after surgery. Our mare remained hospitalized for about 10 days.
What is important to stress is the massive open surgical wound that was necessary to remove tumor and the surrounding infected tissue.
I photograped this area daily then every three or four days as the wound continued to close and have documented this in book form. Her anus had been dramatically displaced to the right side and postioned downwards as the tumor continued to grow. Despite this she was able to pass manure, seemingly without difficulty. As this wound closed, her anus returned to an essentially normal anatomical position, slightly recessed. Our vet was pleased with how the wound had healed, he told us that he thought that this would happen as the wound closed.There is far more to this situation than I can write here. For the record we had been bringing our mare to this hospital for intermittant cryosurgery procedures with the idea of reducing the size of this tumor prior to any other procedures that would be indicated. She was treated for infections and received pain medication on a regular basis. As she recovered she was allowed to come and go when and where ever she wanted to. We hoped to have her for many more years but eventually she succumbed to the cancer as it had spread. Our family will always miss her as she was very special. The fact remains that this product, by promoting such rapid healing, was responsible for improving the quality of her life since as she healed, she began to resume her normal activities, that is, the kids no longer rode her, she became their playmate instead.
Posted by: Erika Kimmel | Tuesday, September 04, 2012 at 11:04 AM
I use veterycin for my horses scraps, bite wounds almost daily!
Posted by: MIchele Claire McRoberts Brice | Saturday, August 25, 2012 at 02:23 PM
We use these awesome products on our horses cuts, scrapes, and just about everything! There really isn't a use that Vetericyn can't be used for!!!
Posted by: Lindsey Selucky | Monday, August 06, 2012 at 01:34 PM
I use the vetericyn on my horses for fly bites. I also used it on a bloodhound that I rescued. His skin was horrible and he had the mange. THe vetericyn calmed his skin and helped his hair grow back after the treatments at the vet.
Posted by: Stephanie Mishoe | Thursday, August 02, 2012 at 10:51 AM
We have used vetericyn on deep puncture wounds on horses, pink eye in cattle, and general minor wound care on horses and mules. We just love the product. We always keep some on hand.
Posted by: Karri Koelling | Tuesday, July 31, 2012 at 09:12 AM
i have used the Vetericyn wound care on the horses, goats, chickens and dogs..it is the only product i now keep on the ranch
Posted by: booper | Monday, July 30, 2012 at 01:16 PM
No, i have not tried these products yet,
but would be interested.
Posted by: Linda McNamar | Wednesday, July 18, 2012 at 08:40 PM
Worked great on a fungal spot on my horse where other products didn't clear it up!
Posted by: Sherry Patterson | Saturday, July 14, 2012 at 11:33 AM
We've got 3 horses that are our pride n' joy and we just got our dream place in April. I wish I would have known about your products at our last boarding facility. We were at the mercy of what we could get off the self at our local feed stores or ordered on line. Some times they worked ok and other times........... they were just money wasted, AGAIN! We never really found anything that we were excited about. I seen your product online and read the reviews. My husband and I were so excited that we cleaned out our tack room of all the "money lost" products and purchased your wound care. We're hoping it will be the ONLY wound care we buy. If this works we'll be buying all your products for our first aid kit.
Posted by: Karen | Friday, July 13, 2012 at 07:10 PM
As a horse rescue operation, Vetericyn is effective and safe to use on the various wounds we come across. Often times we are unable to safely handle the horse we are treating at the time and Vetericyn allows us to clean and medicate the wound without having to get near a back leg or use a water hose.
Posted by: Christy | Wednesday, July 11, 2012 at 02:23 PM
Last fall my Grand Champion AQHA Halter Gelding A Cool Sweet Chip, severely cut his forearm open. I immediately treated the wound with Vetericyn VF! Flushing the wound with clean water and spraying Vetericyn VF on the wound three times a day, my "Chipper" has recovered this terrible accident with only a small scar!! Thanks to Vetericyn, we are back in the winners circle! :)
p.s. I have before and after pictures, if you wish to see the amazing results!
Posted by: Marcia (Dillard) Siers | Wednesday, July 11, 2012 at 08:55 AM
Vetericyn is the only wound care we keep in our barn. We use it on the horses, dogs, cats, chickens and turkies. We recommend it to everyone we know no matter what size their animal. It has worked on every wound, scratch, rash, skin irritation we has used it on. I wouldnt use anything else!
Posted by: Lisa Bonser | Tuesday, July 10, 2012 at 08:38 AM