Shop Cat Wound Medicines

Shop Cat Wound Medicines

If you have noticed your cat has been dealing with a wound, the best way to reduce the chances of developing an infection, and heal quickly is to take direct action. HardyPaw has everything you need to be prepared for a medical issue your cat is going through.

Key Factors in Helping Pets With Wounds - What Should All Feline Owners Do?

Knowing the right steps to take, and what to do to minimize harm can help you to make the best decisions for your pet. The more you know, the easier it will be to create a treatment schedule.

What Are Some Potential Signs of Concerning Wounds?

• Pus or discharge that is any color besides clear.
• Swelling around the area of concern.
• Redness that looks inflamed.
• Fever (may be indicative of an infection).
• A change in attitude or energy.

What are the Most Reliable Options For Treating Cat Wounds?

• Topical antibiotic ointments: Neosporin, and similar medications, can be applied to the area to help kill surface bacteria.
• Cleaning Solutions: Solutions such as hydrogen peroxide can be helpful.
• Silver Sulfadiazine: Helpful for fighting bacterial and fungal infections.

Featured Products: Cat Wound Medications

Give your cat the best care with our top-rated wound care essentials. From antibacterial solutions to healing creams, we've got everything you need for a smooth recovery.

• Stratford Keto-C Medicated Flush – A gentle yet powerful antiseptic flush for cleaning wounds and preventing infections.
• Neo-Predef with Tetracaine Powder (15g) – Ideal for soothing pain and reducing inflammation in wounds and skin infections.
• Vedco Micro BP 5% Benzoyl Peroxide Gel – Helps treat bacterial skin conditions and supports faster healing.
• Vedco Chlor-A-Clens Cleansing Solution – A gentle antiseptic cleanser for effective wound management.
• Clindamycin Phosphate 1% Topical Solution – A targeted antibiotic treatment for bacterial infections in wounds.
• Silver Sulfadiazine Cream (400g) – A hospital-grade antimicrobial cream to prevent and treat infections.
• Clindamycin Hydrochloride Oral Drops (25 mg/ml) – Easy-to-administer antibiotic drops for internal infection treatment.
• Silver Sulfadiazine Cream 1% – A must-have for treating burns, wounds, and bacterial infections.
• Hycoat 20mg/2ml – Supports tissue healing and recovery in cats with wounds or surgical sites.

👉 Shop the Full Cat Pharmacy Collection for more essential care products.

What Should I Consider When Selecting Care Products for My Cat’s Wounds?

While there are several steps that cat owners can take at home, nothing will replace the value of direct input from a licensed veterinarian. To that end, be sure to ask about:

• Professional Assistance
• Treatment Options
• Existing Health Issues

What Are The Benefits of Ordering Feline Wound Care Products with HardyPaw?

• We only sell trustworthy brands, and we stand behind everything we do.
• You can shop from home, and save time!
• You have questions, and we have answers, with our fantastic support staff!
• We ensure that your financial data and your pet’s health records are always secured using encryption.

Ready to take action, and bring new value to your cat’s life? HardyPaw is here to provide the medications and wound care products you can depend on. Shop the collection and find meds now!

Cat Wound Care Medications FAQs 

How do I choose the best wound care product for my cat?

Selecting the right product depends on the wound type. For minor cuts, try Stratford Keto-C Medicated Flush. For bacterial infections, Clindamycin Phosphate 1% works well.

Can I use human wound care products on my cat?

No, human products may contain ingredients toxic to cats. Veterinary-formulated solutions like Vedco Chlor-A-Clens ensure safe and effective healing. Always consult your vet before applying anything to your cat’s wound.

What is the best antibiotic for cat wound infections?

Antibiotics depend on the severity of the infection. Clindamycin Hydrochloride Oral Drops treat deep infections, while Silver Sulfadiazine Cream 1% prevents bacterial growth on wounds.

How do I keep my cat from licking a wound?

Use an Elizabethan collar or soft recovery cone to prevent licking. Applying a bitter-tasting wound dressing, like Neo-Predef Powder, may also deter licking while reducing pain and swelling.

When should I take my cat to the vet for a wound?

Seek vet care if the wound is deep, bleeding excessively, or showing signs of infection like swelling, pus, or foul odor. If your cat is lethargic or in pain, antibiotics like Clindamycin Phosphate may be necessary.