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--Roger Caras Red Jel is the only all-purpose dog antibiotic you will need. Red Jel ointment is a topical wound management product containing a povidone-iodine complex. It is highly recommended for use on cuts, wounds, ulcers and abrasions, or in any dog wound management situation where iodine therapy would be appropriate. Real Life Example:
Our vet had a dog come in that had been dragged behind a pickup for over 100 yards, and was in very had shape. She decided that the only thing that she could do would be to apply Red Jel and bandages and hope that this with a combination of antibiotics would help to re-grow the pads that had been ground to the bone.
To her great surprise, the dog showed only a minimal amount of infection on 1 paw. The benefits of this product are amazing! Also, it does not even sting. I know this because I use it on myself for hydrochloric acid burns and it heals them within a week. Red Jel is a bacterial and fungicidal topical ointment that promotes healing. Red Jel does not run and is non-staining and non-stinging. It even naturally repels annoying flying insects. Red Jel is available in 4 ounce and 20 ounce jars.
Contains 1% povidone-iodine. We have personally examined and used each and every one of the dog care products we recommend, all with excellent results. You can be confident your dog will appreciate anything you decide to do for him. Providing only top quality products to your dog will go a long way toward helping you fulfill your responsibility to him. TO ORDER RED JEL dog antibiotic or any of the other fine dog care products we recommend, please use our Contact Us page, write at the address below, or call:
Cynthia Holmes 360-604-4598 We also welcome any and all questions about dogs, their breeding, diets, training and general care. |
She told the owner to bring the dog back in a week, but the owner did not come back in for over 11 days. He also neglected to give the poor dog any of the antibiotics. When he brought the dog in and told our vet of his neglect she was sure that the poor thing would have to be put down.