The Dr. Naylor Red Kote Dauber Livestock Wound Treatment is a veterinary scarlet red oil antiseptic wound dressing. This non-drying, soothing, and softening skin livestock wound spray stimulates new, healthy skin growth while discouraging scar tissue formation. Use this horse wound spray on superficial wounds, scratches, lacerations, rope burns, wire cuts, slow healing ulcers, abrasions, chafes, surface cuts. Remaining a staple among farmers, equestrians and pet owners, this wound care spray will provide your animals effective treatment.

• Direction For Use: Spray on wound. Thoroughly clean and dry wound area. Apply Red Kote morning and night or as required. Thoroughly cleanse and sanitize dauber after each use. Keep wound clean and dry.
• WARNING: In case of serious burns, deep or puncture wounds, consult a veterinarian. If redness, irritation, or swelling persists or increases, discontinue use and consult veterinarian. Avoid contact with eyes and mucous membranes. Do not apply to large areas of broken skin. Do not use on cats. Prevent dogs from licking treated area. DO NOT USE ON FOOD PRODUCING ANIMALS. FOR EXTERNAL USE ONLY. KEEP FROM REACH OF CHILDREN.
• Safe for use on horses, dogs and other livestock animals.
• This non-drying, soothing, and softening skin livestock wound spray stimulates new, healthy skin growth while discouraging scar tissue formation.
• Use on superficial wounds, scratches, lacerations, rope burns, wire cuts, slow healing ulcers, abrasions, chafes, surface cuts.
• Useful against proud flesh in horses and this horse wound spray helps to prevent white hair in healing wounds.
• Its effective treatment has kept this wound care spray a staple among farmers, equestrians and pet owners.
• For fast, safe healing of lacerations, wire cuts, scratches, burns, chafes and other superficial wounds, thoroughly clean the wound area, and apply Red-Kote once or twice daily.
• Treats dry scales, leg mites and scaly leg in chickens as well as bumblefoot, fowl pox and wire cuts.