Is this product sticky after application? And if so does the stickiness go away after drying? I have a cocker spaniel with scabs on his back:(
1289484
Not sure about it being sticky, it just kind of gels and stays..doesn't run. It would prob work if he doesn't roll. Is it a hot spot? I think vetericyn has meds for dogs that might work better.
1289485
Hello, it's just a little sticky when it's wet, but it dries rather quickly after application. After it dries, there's a sort of a light "protective coating" which remains to keep out dirt. Try not to let your dog lick the wound. Vetericyn isn't poisonous...but it needs to remain on the spot to do any good :) Hope your "baby" gets better.
1289486
no stickiness - I prefer the gel> works fantastic for any problems-used it on my horses & dogs plus has a cat that had been injured> Have even used it on my own cuts. Speeds up healing process-> just really best thing to have on hand all the time .
1289487
Not sticky at all... if you've ever used aloe on yourself, it's similar to that. Watery and slick, but not sticky. When dry, there is no residue.
1289488
I bought the gel vetericyn this time and found it to be a little sticky, which did go away, but left a film on my birds. Now the regular vetericyn, nongel, didn't feel sticky at all to me and left no film.
1289489
Yes the spray is sort of a gel type liquid, it dries and sticks quickly after applying. Hope this helps!
1289490
No it has is water and oxygen base it work's well!! The scabs or hot spot's and Vetericyn has spray just for that! I use the gel that comes in 16oz!
451858
Yes, it's very sticky. I applied it to the door frame and it worked great. Depending in the cat, of course.
254088
I forgot to mention in the previous message, but be sure to get a can of Tuf-Skin at the same time. Spray your skin first. Let it dry a little until tacky. Then tape. Stays on MUCH better. Maybe even spray the corners of the tape where other part will lap over it.
1900127
It is a little sticky. I honestly do not see any difference after using it for 2?weeks.
1984714
Yes, I have used the rinse full strength between baths. I would reapply anytime my dog would start scratching and biting again.
249260
When I applied it, a tiny hair was caught underneath. I tried to remove it, and the hair, and reapply, but it's just too sticky. I ended up just dealing with it. I don't think it's really meant for multiple applications.
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I sprayed this on everyday except bath day, no rinsing. I felt that this sped the healing process, it also helped with the itching/scratching. You can spray it directly on the scabbed and infected areas of you dog while they are dry. Spray directly on the affected spots.
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You have to be careful with scrubbing. I have had it on my floors for months now and I did seal it with another grout sealer a day after applying this paint. It looks great and I have three dogs, one of which is a 70lb greyhound and I was worried about her claws scrabbing it up. So far it has held great but there is a couple of spots where my chair legs in the dinning area have scrabbed it up but it is tiny and very easily patched. I do mop with a softer sponge mop but I think if you seal over it you should be ok.
729225
No, it's not really that sticky, but they do stick... All you need to get is a sharp knife, no matter the size... Once you do that it won't leave a mark, I've done it with a small knife & you can't tell that it was there...
1612314
Mine usually stays on and I take lots of baths. Sometimes it comes off and I set it sticky side up on the counter to dry and reapply it after the bath. It still works and will stays on the remaining days. I don't know why it comes off during some baths and sticks other times
414398
This product is very watery thin. Drying time really depends on how porous the leather is you are applying it to and how thick you apply it. If you apply a thin layer to an average leather couch I would give it 30 minutes before sitting. This product is meant to be put on and buffed off as well, but it retains a moist/sticky feel for a little while. That being said I would choose something from a company called Bick instead of this for just about every use, partly because of the sticky/gooey film.
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No, it will not leave a residue because it soaks in quickly. This product is the best for your pet. It is very thick in the bottle, so I added some water which makes it easier to pump. Apply a small amount at a time to your hand because a little goes along way. Massage into the hair and skin before blow drying your pet. You may also apply and comb through, then rinse lightly. This product can be used on wet or dry hair. It worked on my 18 year old Pomeranian that had severe dry skin. It made his skin soft and his hair soft and shiny.It smells nice too!! Try it and you will be glad you did!
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I found my blades don't heat up too terrible. I did purchase the cool down spray and an extra set of blades so I could change them out if they did. I have a cocker spaniel and his coat was really thick and they did an excellent job of grooming him. He is no longer with me sadly.
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It does stick but comes off too easy so a couple of times it disappeared. I started using tegaderm to keep it on and that works great. Then you just peel it off, wash it and then use again with a new tegaderm. It works great especially for flattening the scar and the redness.
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Gerri, nope, it's not sticky at all. I've got cats and dogs, and there's never fur on my ball. Hahah, can't say 'never' about my floor! I love and trust this ball and would buy it again.
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I think it helped the 7 yr-old German Shepherd we just got. We've had him about 2 months. I think that he itches much less and his coat looks so much healthier and luxurious. For our Black Lab--the vet commented how great her coat looks. We do feed them good dogfood which I'm sure helps, but Salmon oil seems to make the difference with the dry flaky skin.
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Wow, I didn't know that it said to rinse! (I'm at work so I don't have my bottle handy). I have used it frequently, but have never rinsed. I haven't seen any ill effects. My dog has no skin conditions, hasn't had any undesirable build-up or anything else. So, my experience doesn't suggest the need for a rinse. This spray smells great and his fur feels great. I really like this product.