Skin glue for dogs, also known as a tissue adhesive, is a type of medical adhesive used to seal small wounds or incisions in a dog’s skin.
Skin glue for dogs is a non-toxic and safe surgical glue, which is often used to close small wounds on dogs and other animals， such as lacerations or spays, and neuter surgical incisions. It can also be used in combination with sutures or staples for larger wounds.
This surgical skin glue dries quickly and is easy to use, The glue is applied to the wound, where it dries quickly to create a flexible, waterproof seal and promote faster healing, so it is a popular choice for veterinarians and veterinary technicians.
CAUTION: Dogs should be prevented from licking or chewing on the wound until the glue has fully dried and the wound has healed.
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Model |
Volume | Main ingredient | Packing |
Color |
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PPA-050 |
0.5ml | N-butyl Cyanoacrylate | 1pcs/box, 100boxes/ctn | Blue |
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PPA-100 |
1.0ml | Nutyl Cyanoacrylate | 1pcs/box, 100boxes/ctn |
Blue |
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PPA-200 |
2.0ml | N-butyl Cyanoacrylate | 1pcs/box, 100boxes/ctn |
Blue |
In the video, the veterinarian is performing breast cancer surgery and sterilization on the Corgi dog. After the surgery, the muscle layer and epidermis of the wound are sutured with sutures. After the suture is completed, surgical skin glue is applied on the surface to bond the wound.
FAQ
Skin glue is applied as a liquid or pasted to the edges of the wound. It takes only a few minutes to set. The glue usually forms a scab that peels or falls off in 5 to 10 days.
Usually flakes off by itself in 2-3 weeks. If it is taking longer than 3 weeks, then a greasy ointment, like vaseline or Neosporin, will help it loosen and come off. Ask a veterinarian before doing this, though!
