Jack, can I use your Essential Wound Care for crack or burned pads?
Jack, can I use your Essential Wound Care for crack or burned pads?
Yes, but my Up-N-Running pad conditioner is even better.
It's almost the exact same ingredients, but in addition to adding coconut oil, I also add bees' wax to make it more of a solid, which is better for application onto the feet/pads than pure oil.
Jack
I used the wound care for hot spots this morning.
Thanx...i used that all up so I wanted to just finish this up before re-ordering again.Originally Posted by CA Jack
Okay, the other will work too, but dirt/debris will stick to the paws more.
The Poultice is best for hot spots (because of the sulfur), but the wound care works also.
Would NOT use Poultice on a wound
The Poultice is best for hot spots (because of the sulfur), but the wound care works also.
Would NOT use Poultice on a wound
Sorry. That's what I used
Oh, right on. Sometimes I purposely use the Wound Care myself, if I don't want the sulfur.
But for (say) nasty collar-rot, the Poultice is the thing to use
I got a bald spot on one of my 9 month old pups back, not sure if its a hot spot or a patch of localized mange. I figure since he can't seem to lick it or scratch it, I'm assuming its demodectic mange instead of a hotspot. So as of now I'm cleaning the area with betadine then applying the poultice every other day. Hopefully it clears up and goes away!
Last edited by drz; 05-20-2014 at 09:05 PM. Reason: corrrection
If it's mange, the sulfur is the key to correcting that, so you'd need the Poultice.
The turpentine is a good general antiseptic, but I believe it's the sulfur that has the anti/mange properties ... as pure, sulphurated dip is also used for mange.
Just sayin,
Jack
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