Chew + Heal HOCl Healing Aid Spray for Dogs & Cats 🐶🐱
Help your pet heal comfortably with Chew + Heal HOCl Healing Aid Spray, a veterinary-grade topical spray formulated to cleanse and support the natural healing of minor wounds, cuts, sores, abrasions, hot spots, and irritated skin.
Powered by hypochlorous acid (HOCl), this gentle, non-stinging formula mimics a substance naturally produced by the body’s immune system. It helps create a clean, hydrated environment that supports recovery without damaging healthy tissue.
✨ Key Benefits
-
🩹 Supports the natural healing of minor wounds, sores, cuts, abrasions, and hot spots
-
🦠 Helps neutralize harmful bacteria, viruses, and fungi
-
💧 Removes debris and wound exudate while maintaining healthy moisture levels
-
🌿 Helps manage unpleasant odors around affected areas
-
👁️ Gentle enough for use around the eyes, nose, ears, and mouth
-
🐾 Safe for dogs and cats 12 weeks of age and older
-
💙 Non-stinging and suitable for all skin types
-
🚫 Alcohol-free, antibiotic-free, and steroid-free
-
🇺🇸 Clinically formulated and made in the USA
Why Choose Hypochlorous Acid?
HOCl works with your pet’s natural defenses to cleanse compromised skin and promote optimal healing conditions. Unlike harsh antiseptics, it is designed to target unwanted microorganisms without disrupting healthy tissue—making it an essential addition to every pet first-aid kit.
Suggested Uses
Ideal for supporting pets with:
How to Use
Apply topically to the affected area as directed on the product label. Allow the area to remain moist or air-dry. Use consistently as recommended to help maintain a clean, hydrated healing environment.
Product Details
-
For: Dogs and cats
-
Life Stage: All life stages, 12 weeks and older
-
Breed Size: All breeds and sizes
-
Product Form: Topical spray
-
Made In: United States
-
Shelf Life: 720 days
⚠️ Precautions
For external animal use only. Not for human use or injection. Discontinue use if irritation develops and contact your veterinarian. Keep out of reach of children. Consult your veterinarian for deep wounds, puncture wounds, severe burns, spreading infection, excessive swelling, persistent discharge, or conditions that do not improve.
