Natural Horse Wound Spray 500ml – Anti-Bacterial, Anti-Fungal & Antiviral Treatment for Cuts & Sores | Fast Healing Purple Spray by Cooper and Gracie

• Cruelty Free First Aid - Perfect plant derived antiseptic cleaning relief for sensitive skin issues that can occur from minor cuts, wounds, pollen and pest bites such fleas, ticks, mites and ants.
• No Sting Fast Absorption - Quickly absorbed into dry itchy horse skin to ensure ideal healing conditions for natural skin health treatments
• Hair Growth - Regular use can accelerate healing of blemished skin and stimulate the growth of new hair. Supplements a fast and easy treatment for visibly improving appearance of your horses coat
• Reduced Itching - Bacterial issues from mites, parasites and pests issues like mange. Our liquid cleanse solution is great for use on hooves, skin infection or blemished skins
• British Brand Backed by Rescue Centres: Proudly made in the UK by a family-run company, trusted by pet owners and rescue centres. Our formulas combine science and nature to deliver safe, effective skin and coat care that’s rescue supported and ethically developed.

Product Description Cooper & Gracie Anti-Bacterial First Aid Purple Wound Spray for horses is a must-have for any horse first-aid kit. Containing a 100% natural blend of essential oils, it helps to soothe wounds, minor cuts and itchy skin conditions. It provides instant aid for sensitive skin caused by pest bites and pollen. Antibacterial and antifungal properties help to clean the skin to reduce itching and discomfort. Our purple spray formula is fast-absorbing and contains none of the chemicals or irritants that can cause stinging. It provides instant soothing to the skin and feet of all breeds of horse. The antibacterial spray promotes healthy skin, and with regular use, it can help to stimulate hair growth for a visibly glossy coat. Help protect your beloved horses from the risk of infected wounds and grazes for a happy, healthy horse. Directions Wash hands or apply waterproof gloves before applying the purple spray. Generously spray onto the affected area and rub in gently. Use the purple spray daily as required. However, it should only be used as a temporary measure for larger wounds. Seek advice from a vet if the wound is infected.