VetSet Wound Powder 125g | Traditional Veterinary Wound Powder for Horses, Dogs & Farm Animals | Highly Absorbent Formula with Antimicrobial & Antibacterial Properties (Black)

• TRADITIONAL VETERINARY WOUND POWDER: VetSet Wound Powder is designed for routine animal wound-care support. Suitable for use on minor cuts, grazes, abrasions and vulnerable skin areas where a dry powder format is preferred.
• HIGHLY ABSORBENT FORMULA: The absorbent powder helps keep the application area dry, making it useful where excess moisture, weeping or damp skin needs to be managed as part of everyday animal care.
• ANTIMICROBIAL & ANTIBACTERIAL PROPERTIES: Formulated with antimicrobial and antibacterial properties to support clean, practical wound-care routines for horses, dogs and farm animals.
• CONTAINS COMFREY: Includes comfrey as part of the traditional veterinary powder formulation. A useful addition to tack rooms, yards, farms, grooming kits and animal first-aid supplies.
• WHITE OR BLACK POWDER OPTIONS: Available in White Wound Powder and Black Wound Powder variations, both supplied in a convenient 125g bottle. Choose white for clear visibility during application or black where a darker finish is preferred.

VetSet Wound Powder 125g is a traditional veterinary wound powder designed for routine animal wound-care support. The highly absorbent powder helps keep the application area dry, making it useful for minor cuts, grazes, abrasions and vulnerable skin areas where a dry powder format is preferred. Formulated with antimicrobial and antibacterial properties, VetSet Wound Powder is a practical addition to animal first-aid supplies for yards, stables, farms, kennels, grooming kits and home animal-care cupboards. The formula also contains comfrey, supporting its traditional veterinary wound powder positioning. This listing is available in two 125g variations: White Wound Powder: clear visibility during application. Black Wound Powder: darker finish where preferred. Suitable for horses, dogs and farm animals. For serious, deep, infected, bleeding or non-healing wounds, seek veterinary advice before use. Always follow the directions on the product label.