Dr.Naylor Blu-Kote Blue Coat Germicide, Fungicide, Antiseptic Spray, Dressing

Description

This listing is for a 128 gram spray can. This is approx. 4.51 oz.
Dr. Naylor Blu-Kote
This treatment applies to the following species:
Dogs
Horses
Manufacturer: H.W. Naylor
Active Ingredient(s):
Sodium propionate, gentian violet, acriflavine, in a special base of water, urea, glycerine, isopropyl alcohol 32% by volume.
Dr. Naylor Blu-Kote Indications
For the effective treatment of fungal infections, surface wounds, cuts, galls, hoof-foot and
pad
sores, chafes, abrasions, moist lesions, itchy fungus eczema and sores on horses and dogs.
BLU-KOTE
®
is a germicidal, fungicidal wound dressing and healing aid effective against both bacterial and
fungal infections
most common in skin lesions of domestic animals. Kills ringworm. Helps to dry up blisters and pox-like sores or lesions.
Dosage and Administration
Clean and dry the affected area thoroughly before spraying. Scrub and remove the scale and scab on
ringworm
before the first application. Shake well. Remove the protective cap. Hold upright. Point the nozzle opening toward the lesion and spray from a distance of 4-8 inches. Only a light application is needed. Repeat once or twice a day or as indicated until healing occurs.
Precaution(s):
Danger: Extremely flammable (aerosol package).
The contents are under pressure. Do not puncture. Do not store or use near heat or an open flame. Exposure to temperatures above 130°F may cause bursting. Never throw the container into a fire or incinerator. BLU-KOTE
®
stains clothing.
Caution(s):
For external veterinary use only. In case of serious burns, deep or puncture wounds, or if redness, irritation or swelling persists or increases, discontinue use and consult a veterinarian. Keep away from the
eyes
, mouth, nostrils, and mucous membranes. Do not spray in the eyes. Do not inhale. Do not use on cats. Prevent dogs from licking the treated area.
For animal use only.
Keep from the reach of children.
Use only as directed.
Warning(s):
Not for use on food producing animals