VulnoPlant® Cream for animals for skin regeneration

Product information & legal information

PlantaVet® VulnoPlant® Wound Care Cream is a gentle care cream to support healthy skin function and natural regeneration in animals.

The combination of medicinal plant extracts, honey, St. John's wort oil, and cod liver oil supports skin care, particularly for stressed skin areas in need of regeneration.

Suitable for horses, dogs, cats, rabbits, and other pets.

Intended use

VulnoPlant® Wound Care Cream is suitable as supportive care for:

• stressed and irritated skin areas

• superficial skin injuries

• skin in need of regeneration

• skin dysfunction

• wound edges in case of ulcers

• during the regeneration and recovery phase

The cream can also be used for care in the anal gland area in dogs.

Properties and care effect

• With plant extracts and honey

• Supports the skin's natural regeneration processes

• Promotes healthy skin function

• With chamomile, calendula, and witch hazel

• With St. John's wort oil and cod liver oil

• Gentle honey care cream

• With wound cavity applicator for targeted application

The plant-based biostimulants contained support the skin's metabolic processes and can assist natural regeneration.

Application

Apply VulnoPlant® Wound Care Cream to the affected skin areas 1 to 2 times daily.

If necessary, the treated area can be covered with a gauze bandage.

Application can be continued until the skin has completely regenerated.

For ulcers, apply the care cream exclusively to the wound edges.

Important notes

For animal use only.

In the case of deep, heavily bleeding, infected, or poorly healing wounds, as well as severe inflammation, veterinary consultation should be sought.

In the case of ulcers, do not apply directly into the open wound, but only to the wound edges.

Ingredients

St. John's wort oil, honey, chamomile, calendula, witch hazel, and cod liver oil.

Side effects and tolerance

The product should not be used in cases of known hypersensitivity to any of the ingredients.

If skin irritation or signs of intolerance occur, discontinue use and consult a veterinarian if necessary.