HoneyCure

Ingredients: Natural Gelling Agent, Medical-Grade Manuka Honey, Simmondsia Chinensis (Jojoba) Oil, Melaleuca Alternifolia (Tea tree) Oil

HOW TO APPLY HONEYCURE

• Check the wound and stop any bleeding. Please consult a veterinarian for serious wounds.
• Clean the wound completely, any debris or dead tissue should be removed. You can give the wound a rinse with water or saline. Use a soft cloth and mild soap to clean around the wound. 
• Pat the wound dry with a soft cloth.
• Stir the jar or shake the tube of Honeycure before applying.
• Spread a thin layer on the injured area, making sure to completely cover the wound, including about half an inch of healthy skin around it.
• It is not required to cover the treated wound, but if your pet is very active or likes to rub or scratch their wound, then it is recommended to cover the wound.
• In the first days, check the wound once every 6-12 hours and reapply HoneyCure to keep it moist.
• Apply once every 1-3 days until the wound is completely healed.

KNOW WHEN TO CONSULT YOUR VET!

• If your pet’s wound does not reduce in size after 5-7 days. 
• If your pet’s wound is showing signs of excessive drainage or swelling after the first 24 hours.
• For serious wounds, consult your vet immediately. HoneyCure may still be applied at your discretion.
• If the wound is still bleeding after 10 minutes.
• If the wound covers 20% or more of an extremity.
• For third-degree burns
• Trauma to the animal or symptoms including difficulty breathing, abdominal distention, seizures, profound weakness, profuse hemorrhage, repeated vomiting/diarrhea, not eating or drinking, severe pain, and exposure to dangerous poisons.