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Johnson's Anti Bacterial Powder for Small Animals | 20g

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Johnson's Anti Bacterial Powder for Small Animals | 20g
Johnsons

Johnson's Anti Bacterial Powder for Small Animals | 20g

€7.49
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Johnsons Anti‑Bacterial Powder for Small Animals 20g

Johnsons Anti‑Bacterial Powder for Small Animals is a dry wound dressing powder formulated to help care for minor cuts, scratches, abrasions and superficial skin injuries in rabbits, guinea pigs, rats, hamsters and other small companion animals. Its antiseptic action helps protect the affected area from contamination while supporting the natural healing process. The dry powder format is easy to apply and helps keep wounds clean and dry, making it a useful part of your small animal first‑aid kit.

Suitable for:
Small animals including rabbits, guinea pigs, hamsters, rats and other similar pets that experience minor skin injuries.

Key benefits:
• Provides a protective dry dressing for minor wounds and abrasions
• Antiseptic properties help reduce risk of infection
• Easy‑to‑apply powder format for quick first‑aid care
• Ideal for small animal first‑aid kits

Directions for use:
Clean and dry the affected area thoroughly before application. Apply a light dusting of powder to cover the wound or abrasion, ensuring the area is gently and evenly covered. Reapply as necessary until the skin appears healed.

Important notes:
External use only; avoid inhalation of powder dust and contact with eyes or mucous membranes. If the injury does not improve or worsens, consult your veterinary surgeon.

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What is Johnsons Anti‑Bacterial Powder for Small Animals?

This dry powder provides an antiseptic dressing for minor wounds, cuts and abrasions in small pets such as rabbits, guinea pigs and hamsters; it helps protect the area and supports natural healing.

How do I apply the powder?

Ensure the wound area is clean and dry before lightly dusting the powder over the injury; the dry format helps keep the site protected and encourages healing.

Is it suitable for all small animals?

Yes, it is formulated for general use on a variety of small animal species, but always avoid inhalation of the powder and contact with eyes.

What should I do if my pet’s wound doesn’t improve?

If irritation, swelling or discharge continues or worsens after a few days of treatment, seek veterinary advice promptly.