Q 1. What can I use for a horse's wound?

After general cleaning with cold water or saline, you may flush the wound with an antiseptic solution. Debride the dead tissue from the edges and cover it with some antimicrobial wound ointment or spray.

Q 2. Is it okay to apply creams on the wound?

You can use the wound ointments to promote healing in minor cuts, abrasions, scrapes, and more. These creams would help to keep the skin moist and prevent the irritation. Use the antibiotic ointments only after consulting with your vet.

Q 3. Is Betadine good for the horse’s open wound?

You can use the diluted Betadine solution (dilution recommended by the manufacturer or your veterinarian) for cleaning the wound and disinfecting the area.

Q 4. Do horse wound ointments help in quick healing?

Horse wound creams help in fastening the granulation and regeneration of healthy tissue. The moisture lock property of emollient ointments helps keep WBCs active to wipe out the dead tissues and stack new cells to fill the wound-created cavity.

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