Manna Pro Cut-Heal Wound Care for Cuts, Abrasions & Skin Irritation

Four-Ingredient Natural Oil Formula for Horses and Dogs

Product Description

Manna Pro Cut-Heal Wound Care is a natural topical treatment for minor cuts, abrasions, and skin irritations in horses and dogs. Made with four ingredients, linseed oil, crude menhaden fish oil, tea tree oil, and balsam of fir, each contributing to the formula's wound-care and skin-conditioning properties. Use on the affected area once or twice daily without wrapping.

Benefits

• Linseed Oil for Skin Conditioning: Linseed oil is rich in omega fatty acids that condition the skin around the wound, keeping the affected area soft and preventing the drying and cracking that slows the healing process.
• Menhaden Fish Oil for Wound Support: Crude menhaden fish oil provides concentrated omega-3 fatty acids that support skin tissue health and help maintain the moisture balance around minor cuts and abrasions.
• Tea Tree Oil for Natural Antimicrobial Action: Tea tree oil is a natural botanical with well-established antimicrobial properties, helping protect the wound site from bacterial contamination during the healing period.
• Balsam of Fir for Protective Coverage: Balsam of fir creates a natural resinous protective layer over the wound that helps shield the site from dirt, insects, and environmental contamination.
• No Harsh Chemicals: The entire formula is built from four natural oils and resins with no synthetic preservatives, antibiotics, or chemical disinfectants, a clean topical option for routine wound management.

Variants

Available in three sizes:

• 4 oz
• 8 oz
• 16 oz

Ingredients

Active Ingredient

Inactive Ingredients

Linseed Oil, Crude Menhaden Fish Oil, and Balsam of Fir Fragrance.

How to Use

Directions for Use

• Apply directly to the wound: Apply the formula onto the affected area once or twice every day; no dilution is needed, and no bandaging or wrapping should be applied after treatment.
• Do not over-apply: Apply only enough to cover the affected area; excess product builds up as residue over time, which should be removed with soap before the next application.
• Cleanse residue when present: If residue has accumulated between applications, clean the area gently with a mild soap before reapplying.
• Discontinue if worsening: Stop use immediately if redness, irritation, or swelling persists or increases during treatment, and consult a veterinarian for further evaluation of the wound.

Additional Information

Precautions

• For horses and dogs only: Do not use on cats, food-producing animals, or any other species; the formula is specifically labeled for horses and dogs only.
• Not for deep or puncture wounds: Do not apply to deep lacerations, puncture wounds, or serious burns; these require veterinary evaluation and treatment beyond a topical wound-care product.
• Keep out of eyes: Avoid contact with the eyes during application; if product contacts the eyes, flush immediately and thoroughly with clean water.
• For external use only: This is a topical product; it is not for human use, not for oral use, and must be kept out of reach of children at all times.

Storage Information

• Cool and dry location: Store in a cool place away from direct sun exposure and temperature extremes to maintain the stability of the natural oils.
• Keep the cap tightly closed: Replace the cap firmly after each use to prevent evaporation of the lighter volatile components and to maintain the full potency of the formula.
• Keep away from children: Store where children cannot access the bottle; this is a veterinary topical product not intended for human use or consumption.

Shipping & Return

We offer ground, express, priority, and international delivery; see our shipping policy for details.

For return instructions or product concerns, please refer to our detailed refund policy.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: What conditions is this product used for?

Ans: For minor cuts, abrasions, and skin irritations on horses and dogs. Use for routine wound care at the barn or in the field. Do not use for deep lacerations, puncture wounds, or serious burns; these require veterinary care. Apply to the affected area once or twice every day without wrapping until the wound heals.

Q2: Why are there only four ingredients?

Ans: The formula is built entirely from natural oils and resins, linseed oil, menhaden fish oil, tea tree oil, and balsam of fir, with no synthetic additives, chemical preservatives, or antibiotics. Each ingredient contributes a specific function: fatty acids for skin conditioning, antimicrobial action from tea tree oil, and protective resinous coverage from balsam of fir.

Q3: Why is wrapping not recommended after applying this product?

Ans: The formula is an oil and resin-based topical that works best when exposed to air. Wrapping over an oil-based application traps moisture and heat against the wound, which can create conditions that slow healing rather than support it. Leaving the wound uncovered allows the balsam of fir resin to form its protective layer naturally while the oils condition the surrounding skin.

Q4: Why can't this be used on cats?

Ans: Tea tree oil is toxic to cats even at low concentrations. Cats are sensitive to essential oils because their liver lacks the enzyme pathway needed to metabolize certain compounds found in tea tree and other botanical oils. This product must never be applied to cats or in areas where a cat could lick or come into contact with it on another animal.

Q5: How do I prevent residue buildup?

Ans: Apply just enough to cover the wound, you don't need a thick coat. Don't pile it on top of dried residue from the last application. Before each new coat, take a quick look at the wound. If old product has built up, wipe it off gently with a damp soapy cloth and let the area dry first.

Q6: What does balsam of fir do in this formula?

Ans: Balsam of fir is a natural tree resin with a long history of use in traditional wound care. It creates a tacky, protective layer over the wound site that helps keep out dirt, dust, insects, and airborne contaminants during the healing period. It also contributes mild antimicrobial properties that complement the tea tree oil in the formula.

Q7: Can this be used on a dog's paws or between the toes?

Ans: Use it on horses and dogs for minor cuts, abrasions, and skin irritations. Paw pad cuts and skin irritations between the toes fall within this use case for dogs. Apply carefully to the affected area and prevent the dog from licking the application site, as ingesting any topical wound product is not recommended. Use an e-collar if licking is a concern.