Underwood Horse Medicine Horse Wound Spray Refill, 16 oz, topical

It was formulated initially for horses, and the brand also lists it for dogs, pigs, cats, goats and rabbits; the refill bottle weighs 454 g (1 lb) and measures 20.3 x 7.6 x 5.1 cm. The manufacturer describes it as intended for manageable major and minor wounds that do not require a vet.

What the refill contains and how it goes on

The bottle is a refill of the Underwood horse wound spray, so it replenishes a spray you already use rather than arriving as a first bottle. The brand states that the spray does not sting on application, and it is applied to external wounds such as cuts, gashes and scrapes.

• The refill is formulated initially for horses and carries the model number UDW01.
• Cotton is the material listed for the product.
• The label approach pairs the spray with baking powder, dusted lightly, to form a barrier.
• Wound care on dogs, pigs, cats, goats and rabbits is also listed for this spray.

Does this spray suit your animal and your wound?

The brand frames this spray for manageable major and minor wounds that do not require a vet. A wound that needs a vet falls outside what the label describes, and the spray is for external wounds only.

The animal you plan to use it on matters too. Horses are the target audience and the group the formula was first made for, while dogs, pigs, cats, goats and rabbits appear on the list of animals the brand says the spray can be used on.

Questions about this 16 oz wound spray refill

Is this a full bottle or a refill?

It is a refill of the Underwood horse wound spray, so it is meant to go with a spray you already have.

Which animals can the spray be used on?

The brand lists horses first, and also dogs, pigs, cats, goats and rabbits for wound care.

What kinds of wounds is it for?

The label covers cuts, gashes, scrapes and open wounds, and describes the spray as usable on all types of external wounds.

Does the spray sting?

The brand states that the spray does not sting on application.

How much does the refill weigh?

The bottle weighs 454 g, or 1 lb, and measures 8 x 3 x 2 in.

Directions from the label

The spray goes on topically, and the manufacturer's approach pairs baking powder, applied as a light dusting, with the spray to form a barrier over the wound. The label places the spray within reach for manageable major and minor wounds that do not need a vet, and it lists external wounds including cuts, gashes, scrapes and open wounds as the surfaces it is applied to. Horses are the animal it was formulated for first, and the same topical use extends to dogs, pigs, cats, goats and rabbits on the brand's list.