i haven't tried this, but any thing i can spray on a squirming animal instead of having to apply it in an ointment gets my attention. I'll have to look for this.

Pros: first aid

Cons: none

If you can muster the smell, it works on humans as well as pets. I use it on cuts and just about any sore that needs a treatment. If the cut is really bad I use sulphur powder, found by the pound at your local coop, after cleaning the wound with soap and water then packing it with the powder. The follow up is a paste fura-zone that is kept topically on the wound. The scarlet oil is used and is great on heat spots as well.

Pros: old time remedy

Cons: smell

I've used this on several horse wounds. Some bad, some not so bad. It kills the germs and helps keep proud flesh from forming. I usually spray this on initially, then use a product to hinder proud flesh after a couple of days.

Pros: Great antimicrobial that aids in healing, inexpensive

Cons: stings

I've used this for years on my horses when they get cuts etc. I've always liked it and will continue to use it.

Pros: Effective

Cons: None

Great for healing of wounds that are hard to heal. Old time treatment. I have used this on my horse for some of the hardest wounds to heal and it was great!!

Pros: great for wounds

Cons: none