Zicatrex Natural Liquid Bandage - 1 ounce

The red resin that makes Zicatrex™ so effective is extracted from the Croton lechleri™ (Sangre de Grado) and has been used for centuries by indigenous South America tribes to speed the healing of wounds and protect injured tissues from infection. Two of the resin's most active compounds are beneficial in healing skin wounds, and independent researchers have documented Zicatrex"s™ antimicrobial and wound-healing properties.*

How does Zicatrex™ guard and improve your pet's or horse's health?

Zicatrex™ provides a range of important medicinal benefits. Zicatrex™ heals wounds, stops bleeding, kills bacteria, fungi, and viruses, and relieves inflammation and itching.* Zicatrex™ offers the benefits of an antibiotic by helping to fight infection and is especially effective in preventing infection in open wounds.*

What specific conditions does Zicatrex™ treat effectively?

Scratches*
Scrapes and abrasions*
Lacerations*
Burns*
Infections*
Open wounds*
Puncture wounds*
Insect bites (also repels flies from open wounds)*
Girth itch*
Rope burns*
Rainrot / Rainscald*
Ringworm*
Thrush-like conditions*
Summer sores*
Seedy toe*
White line disease*
Fungus*
Green spots and related conditions*
Cracked, dry hooves*
Sole dryness*
Frog dryness*

What healing and pain-relieving benefits does Zicatrex™ provide?

Zicatrex™ stops bleeding, and seals and heals wounds, burns, cuts, and tooth extractions.*
Zicatrex™ relieves the pain and inflammation caused by insect bites, poison ivy, and itchy or allergic skin reactions.*
Zicatrex™ provides protection against infection and can help prevent open wounds from becoming infected.*

How do the ingredients in Zicatrex™ work?

Documented research shows Zicatrex™ works as an anesthetic, anti-allergic, anti-inflammatory, antibacterial, antifungal, antihemorrhagic, antileukemic, antioxidant, antiseptic, antitumorous, antiviral, neurasthenic, and vulnerary.*

How is Zicatrex™ applied?

Apply Zicatrex™ to the wound area once or twice daily or as recommended by your veterinarian. Gloves can be worn if necessary.

*These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. Consult your veterinarian for any diagnosis. As individual pets and horses vary, so do results.