EMT gel/spray......

[thunderpout]

Has anyone used EMT gel or spray on their dogs for wounds and injuries?  My Setter, Drummer, recently had a run in with a racoon or maybe a possum.  His nose, top of his snout got ripped up a bit and swelled up, then got infected pretty bad.  Took him to the vet for antibiotics and the old lampshade to keep Drummer from making a bad situation worse.  Well, he was still getting at it like they always do... anyways, I had this EMT gel and spray in my dogs first aid for a year or so, and had only used the gel a few times on a few little cuts and abrasions and the like while bird hunting... well, I used the spray which also has the bittering additive in it so the dog doesnt tend to lick the wound as much... I gotta say this stuff works very well!    His snout scabbed over, over night, and was able to get that "lampshade" off Drummer in like two days and was healed in less than a week!  All the fur came back and he looks as good as new now!  EMT has collagen in it, which is the active ingrediant.  I know this sounds like a commercial for the stuff, but it really does work unbelivably... If you bird hunt with dogs, this stuff should be with you wherever ya go!  I have an ammo box with dog first-aid stuff in it that I bring with on hunting trips that I keep in my car, and a small scaled down version that I keep in my vest.  Its great stuff... Ive seen it at Cabelas and Gander Mtn, Im sure other pet stores carry it also...

[Cody Gruchow]

i always have it with me when im bird hunting! that stuff is amazing!

[Mayfly]

About 4 or 5 years ago my dog cut her pad on ice one late season. I went to the doc and he did what he did and said she would be better in about 3-4 weeks or something. I was putting some ointment on her that he gave me and it was doing nothing. Time went by and seriously it was not getting better. That is when I found EMT Gell. She was hunting in a week! Seriously that stuff is amazing!! Used it since with the same results, never seen anything like it!

 

[Buster]

Thanks for the reminder. I have the stuff but haven't had to use it yet. My golden has a hotspot on his front paw that could really use some help. I was going to resort to the cone, but may give EMT a shot first.