WOUND AND PAIN RELIEF

Neo Kumfurt Silvagen Topical Spray for Dogs and Cats, 50ml

Neo Kumfurt Silvagen Topical Spray for Dogs and Cats, 50ml

By NEO KUMFURT SOLUTIONS PVT LTD

Regular price ₹ 290
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About Neo Kumfurt Silvagen Topical Spray

Neo Kumfurt Silvagen Topical Spray is a veterinary spray for dogs and cats from Neo Kumfurt Solutions Pvt Ltd. It is used for wound care and pain relief.

Ask your vet whether it suits your pet, especially if your pet has a health condition or takes other medicines.

How to Use

  • Dose. Use as directed on the pack or by your vet.
  • Applying. Apply to the affected area as directed. Stop your pet from licking it until it dries or is absorbed.
  • Storage. Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight, unless the pack gives other storage directions. Keep out of reach of children.

Safety and Precautions

  • Vet advice. Tell your vet about any other medicines your pet takes, and if your pet is pregnant, nursing or has liver or kidney problems.
  • Reactions. Stop use and contact your vet if you notice vomiting, swelling, itching or any unusual reaction.

Also in: Wound and Pain Relief for Dogs · Wound and Pain Relief for Cats · All Dog Products · All Cat Products

Product Information

Detail Information
Brand Neo Kumfurt Solutions Pvt Ltd
Form Spray
Pack size 50ml
Suitable for Dogs and Cats
Prescription Ask your vet
Sold by Goodman Vetcare Pvt. Ltd. (Animeal), Warehouse No - 501 5th floor, Bharat industrial estate, Tokershi Jivraj Rd, Sewree West, Sindhu Nagar, Sewri, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400015

Animeal shares this information to help you make informed choices. It is not a substitute for professional veterinary advice. If your pet's condition does not improve or gets worse, please visit your vet.