Fido's Styptic Gel 30ml
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FREE RETURNS WITHIN 7 DAYS
COLOUR-CODED FOR FASTER EMERGENCY USE
30-DAY MONEY BACK GUARANTEE
FREE RETURNS WITHIN 7 DAYS
COLOUR-CODED FOR FASTER EMERGENCY USE
FIDO'S STYPTIC GEL 30ML
A quicked nail bleeds far more than something that small has any right to, and it does not stop quickly on its own. Fido's Styptic Gel stops it in seconds.
It is what groomers keep within reach, and what most owners find out about the hard way: one nail clipped a little too short, then twenty minutes on the laundry floor with a towel and a stressed dog.
What it treats
Bleeding from clipping nails, and superficial minor cuts and incisions.
That covers the nail you took too far, a nick from grooming shears, and the small split you find on a pad after a walk on rough ground.
How to use it
Apply the gel to the area being treated. Hold moderate pressure for five to ten seconds until the bleeding stops. Repeat if needed, and bandage if necessary.
That is the whole method, and it is worth reading before you need it rather than during.
Keep it with the first aid, not in the cupboard
Nails get quicked at home, on the grooming table and halfway through a weekend away. So does the occasional cut.
Keeping the gel where the rest of your pet first aid lives means you are not searching three rooms while your dog drips on the carpet. It is included in the SURVIVAL Pet First Aid KIT Belt Bag, the hands-free option that goes with you on walks, beaches and trails.
Contents
Ferric subsulphate, hydroxyethyl cellulose, butylene glycol and chitosan. 30ml.
For animal use. If the bleeding does not stop, or the wound is deeper than a minor cut, see your vet.
Description
FIDO'S STYPTIC GEL 30ML
A quicked nail bleeds far more than something that small has any right to, and it does not stop quickly on its own. Fido's Styptic Gel stops it in seconds.
It is what groomers keep within reach, and what most owners find out about the hard way: one nail clipped a little too short, then twenty minutes on the laundry floor with a towel and a stressed dog.
What it treats
Bleeding from clipping nails, and superficial minor cuts and incisions.
That covers the nail you took too far, a nick from grooming shears, and the small split you find on a pad after a walk on rough ground.
How to use it
Apply the gel to the area being treated. Hold moderate pressure for five to ten seconds until the bleeding stops. Repeat if needed, and bandage if necessary.
That is the whole method, and it is worth reading before you need it rather than during.
Keep it with the first aid, not in the cupboard
Nails get quicked at home, on the grooming table and halfway through a weekend away. So does the occasional cut.
Keeping the gel where the rest of your pet first aid lives means you are not searching three rooms while your dog drips on the carpet. It is included in the SURVIVAL Pet First Aid KIT Belt Bag, the hands-free option that goes with you on walks, beaches and trails.
Contents
Ferric subsulphate, hydroxyethyl cellulose, butylene glycol and chitosan. 30ml.
For animal use. If the bleeding does not stop, or the wound is deeper than a minor cut, see your vet.