Vetcare Quickderm Ointment 2 oz (QD102) – Wound Care for Small Animals & Horses

Overview

Vetcare Quickderm Ointment (QD102) is a patented formulation that blends polyethylene glycols with metal ions to support wound care in small animals and horses. This versatile ointment is designed for both acute injuries and chronic wounds, including situations where proud flesh may arise. The product aims to provide a balanced wound environment that helps the animal stay comfortable during healing.

How it works

The formula helps modulate the wound bed by down-regulating the over-production of matrix metalloproteinases (MMPs). By aiming for a more balanced wound environment, growth factors and cytokines may better participate in the natural repair process and closure. While not a guaranteed cure, this mechanism is designed to support the body's healing processes in a gentle, targeted way.

Key benefits

• Supports the development of new skin across the wound
• Applies to the wound bed to retain moisture and provide a protective barrier
• Addresses a broad range of skin concerns, including abrasions, bites, burns, hot spots, and cuts
• Made in the USA
• Suitable for wounds at all stages of healing

Real‑world use and sensory details

Imagine applying a light, soothing layer to a pet’s skin after a scrape or minor burn. The ointment is designed to stay where you apply it, delivering moisture while forming a gentle barrier. For horses, it can be useful on grazing injuries or post‑surgical incisions where a protective layer matters. In everyday settings, caregivers can integrate Vetcare Quickderm into routine wound care, helping care teams and owners feel more confident about the healing process.

How to use

Apply a thin, even layer directly to the cleaned wound bed as advised by a veterinarian. Reapply as directed, avoiding contact with healthy, intact skin unless guided. Store in a cool, dry place and keep out of reach of curious animals. Use as part of a veterinarian-approved wound care plan.

Notes

Produced in the USA and described for all life stages. Always follow veterinary guidance for wound care in companion animals and horses.