Dr. Naylor Blu-Kote Aerosol Livestock Wound Spray

The Dr. Naylor BKA Blu-Kote Aerosol Livestock Wound Spray is an effective livestock wound spray for treatment of surface wounds, abrasions, and ringworm. This antiseptic, fast-drying Blu-Kote wound care spray is highly effective against pus-producing bacteria and common fungus infections. Use this anti-fungal spray to penetrate and reduce pus formation and dry up secretions of pox-like lesions.

• 5 oz. Aerosol for easier application
• Clean and dry affected area thoroughly before spraying. Scrub and remove scale and scab on Ringworm before first application. Shake well. Remove protective cap. Hold upright. Point nozzle opening toward lesion and spray from a distance of 4-8 inches. Only a light application is needed
• For external veterinary use only. In case of serious burns, deep or puncture wounds, or if redness, irritation or swelling persists or increases, discontinue use and consult veterinarian. Keep away from eyes, mouth, nostrils, and mucous membranes. Do not spray in eyes. Do not inhale. Do not use on cats. Prevent dogs from licking treated areas. Contents under pressure. Do not puncture. Do not store or use near heat or open flame. Exposure to temperatures above 130 degrees may cause bursting. Never throw container into a live fire or incinerate. Blu-kote stains wet or dry. Not for use on horses intended for food. For animal use only. Keep from reach of children, use only as directed.
• Directions: Treat once or twice a day or as indicated until healing occurs.
• This fast-drying antiseptic wound care spray is suitable for treating surface wounds and abrasions on horses and dogs
• Use this livestock wound spray for effective treatment against pus-producing bacteria, common fungus infections, and ringworm
• This anti-fungal spray helps keep bacteria at bay for continued health
• Treats Bumblefoot in chickens, hamsters, and guinea pigs as well as scratches on horses, goat pox, and wire cuts
• Prevents group pecking in chickens for healthier containment
• Useful after castration or on the umbilical cord to dry out the wound and encourage healing
• Useful as a marking agent for animals and in treating proud flesh in horses