Indian Herbs Himax Herbal Antiseptic Wound Cream for Dogs & Cats | 50gm
For external use only — do not give by mouth. Clean the area gently before applying and use only a thin layer. Do not use in the eyes, ears, nose, or mouth, and do not pack it into deep puncture wounds. Cats and dogs will lick anything you put on them, and swallowing a topical cream can cause stomach upset, so distract your pet, keep the area covered, or use a recovery collar until the cream has absorbed. Take extra care with cats, which groom far more thoroughly than dogs. A wound that is deep, gaping, bleeding heavily, caused by a bite, smells bad, is oozing pus, or has not improved within two or three days needs a veterinarian, not a cream — so does any wound with swelling, heat, or a pet that is off its food or feverish. Bite wounds in particular look small on the surface and become abscesses underneath. Confirm the full composition and directions from the product pack, and consult your veterinarian before use in pregnant or lactating animals, in very young animals, or alongside other topical treatments. Keep out of reach of children. Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight, with the cap closed.
Indian Herbs Himax Herbal Antiseptic Wound Cream for Dogs & Cats | 50gm
Himax is a herbal antiseptic and wound-care cream from Indian Herbs, applied topically to support the healing of minor wounds, cuts, grazes, insect bites, and irritated or inflamed skin. It belongs to the Ayurvedic veterinary tradition of plant-oil antiseptics, where oils such as neem and turmeric-based preparations are used to keep a wound surface clean, discourage flies and maggots, and soothe the inflamed skin around it. The practical value of a cream like this is simple: most healing problems in pets come from contamination and from the animal worrying at the site, so a protective, soothing layer over a clean wound does a lot of the work. Supplied in a 50gm pack for topical use.
Therapeutic Class
- Herbal topical antiseptic and wound-care cream for external veterinary use — confirm the exact composition from the product pack
Key Benefits
- Supports natural healing of minor wounds, cuts, and grazes
- Helps keep the wound surface clean and protected from contamination
- Soothes irritated, inflamed skin and the discomfort of insect bites
- Traditionally used to discourage flies and maggot infestation of open wounds
- Herbal formulation for topical application
- Handy 50gm pack for the pet first-aid kit
Indications
- Minor cuts, grazes, and superficial wounds
- Insect bites and stings
- Localised skin irritation and inflammation
- Supportive topical care of skin lesions, as directed by a veterinarian
- Post-grooming or post-clipping nicks and abrasions
How to Use
- Clip the hair around the area if needed, so the cream reaches the skin
- Clean the area gently and pat it dry
- Apply a thin layer over the affected skin
- Apply once or twice daily, or as directed by your veterinarian
- Prevent licking until the cream has absorbed
- Wash your hands after each application
Pack Size
- 50gm cream