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Absorbine Silver Honey Spray is made with manuka honey which has natural antimicrobial properties.
Silver honey spray comes in a 8 oz bottle with a pump
Silver Honey hot spot and wound care spray is proven to stop 99.9% of bacteria immediately
Absorbine Silver Honey Hot Spot & Wound Care Spray Gel
Absorbine Silver Honey Hot Spot & Wound Care Spray Gel (8 oz)
Absorbine Silver Honey Hot Spot & Wound Care Spray Gel (8 oz)

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Absorbine Silver Honey Hot Spot & Wound Care Spray Gel 8 oz

Absorbine SKU: 430487-WF Barcode: 011444451020

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£19.00

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Touch-Free Wound Spray Gel for Pets

Product Description

Silver Honey Hot Spot spray gel is made to treat hot spots, cuts, scrapes, and other minor wounds on pets without needing to touch the area directly. It combines Manuka honey and MicroSilver, which work together to fight bacteria without antibiotics. The thick gel stays in place once sprayed, making it a good choice for larger wounds or spots that are too sensitive to touch by hand.

Benefits

  • Touch-Free Application: Lets you treat a wound without direct contact, which helps for sensitive or painful areas of skin overall.
  • Fights Bacteria Fast: Helps stop 99.9% of bacteria right away without relying on antibiotics of any kind at all during treatment.
  • Stays In Place: This thick gel adheres to the skin instead of dripping off after each spray you apply overall too.
  • Reduces Licking And Biting: Contains a bittering agent that discourages pets from licking or chewing the treated area while it heals.
  • Good For Larger Areas: Covers bigger wounds or skin irritations more easily than a smaller ointment might allow for on its own.
  • Multi-Species Use: Made for use on dogs, cats, and other small animals around most households today and beyond as well.

Variants

  • 8 oz

Ingredients

Allantoin, Neem Seed Oil, Benzyl Alcohol, Calendula Flower Extract, Carbomer, Denatonium Benzoate (a bittering agent), Ethylhexylglycerin, Glycerin, Honey, Isopropyl Myristate, Manuka Honey, Panthenol, Phenoxyethanol, Polyglyceryl-4 Caprate, Propylene Glycol, Purified Water, MicroSilver, Sodium Hydroxide, and Zinc Gluconate

How to Use

Directions for Use

  • Clean The Area First: Gently remove dirt and debris from the wound before spraying this product on it directly each time.
  • Let It Dry: If you clean the wound with water, let it air dry for one minute first before treating it.
  • Spray From The Right Distance: Hold the bottle 2 - 4 inches away from the wound, then spray directly at the area itself.
  • Let It Air Dry: Allow the gel to dry naturally on its own after each application, without wiping it off at all.
  • Reapply As Needed: Apply once or twice a day, or more often if needed, until the area heals up fully too.

Disclaimer: Product information and usage guidelines are provided by the manufacturer. Always use products as directed on the label, and consult your veterinarian if you have any concerns about your pet's health.

Additional Information

Precautions

  • External Use Only: This spray gel is meant to be used on the outside of the body only, not internally ever.
  • Keep Out Of The Eyes: Avoid getting this product into your pet's eyes during each and every application overall each time you spray.
  • If Swallowed, Contact Poison Control: Contact a poison control center right away if your pet swallows this product in any amount at all.
  • Stop Use If Irritation Occurs: If irritation develops during treatment, stop using this product and consult your veterinarian for further advice and guidance.
  • Keep Away From Children: Store this product out of the reach of children at all times during storage and use overall too.

Storage Information

  • Store In Dry Place: Keep this product in a cool, dry spot, away from heat or sunlight overall at all times too.

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: How is this spray gel different from the ointment version?

Ans: The spray gel is a touch-free option that's ideal for larger wounds or areas too sensitive to touch by hand, while the ointment is better suited for smaller, targeted spots you can apply directly with your fingers for more precise, hands-on treatment.

Q2: Does this product contain antibiotics or steroids?

Ans: No this spray gel relies on Manuka honey and MicroSilver instead of antibiotics or steroids. Together, they work to fight bacteria and support healing naturally, without some of the side effects stronger medications can cause in certain pets over time.

Q3: How far away should I hold the bottle when spraying?

Ans: Hold the bottle about 2 to 4 inches away from the wound, then spray directly at the area. Let the gel dry naturally on its own instead of wiping it away after each application throughout treatment until the wound has healed.

Q4: Why does this product taste bad?

Ans: This spray gel contains a bittering agent on purpose, since many pets try to lick or chew at treated wounds. The bitter taste helps discourage that behavior so the area has a better chance to heal without being disturbed constantly.

Q5: Should I cover the wound after applying this product?

Ans: It depends on the wound. Hot spots, rashes, and minor cuts usually heal better with air flow, so it's often best to leave them uncovered. For deeper wounds, check with your veterinarian about wrapping to help keep the area clean.

Q6: How often should I apply this spray gel?

Ans: Apply it once or twice a day, or more often if needed, until the wound or hot spot has fully healed. Be sure to spray beyond the edges of the wound each time you treat the affected area overall each day.

Q7: What should I do if my pet swallows this product?

Ans: If your pet swallows this product, contact a poison control center right away, no matter how much was swallowed. It's also a good idea to call your veterinarian for guidance on what to do next based on your pet's symptoms.