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Gold Medal Stop Bleeding Styptic Powder for Dogs

Gold Medal Stop Bleeding Styptic Powder for Dogs
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Gold Medal Stop Bleeding Styptic Powder for Dogs

A powder used by Professional Groomers and Breeders to Stop Bleeding due to cuts, abrasions, bleeding toenails and blood-feather bleeding in birds. This product comes in a tightly closed small double wall jar. This is not a veterinary product for deep wounds, body cavities or burns. If bleeding does not stop, consult a veterinarian.

  • Quick, Safe & Effective

  • A Dry Powder that Clots Blood

  • Dries up liquid & moisture

  • Used by professional Groomers on companion animals for small cuts, clipper burn or nicks

  • Especially Effective for Toenails that have been cut to the quick and Safe on humans to use on shaving cuts

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Product Details:
Product Length: 1.75 inches
Product Width: 1.75 inches
Product Height: 1.75 inches
Product Weight: 0.07 pounds
Package Length: 9.2 inches
Package Width: 2.5 inches
Package Height: 0.1 inches
Package Weight: 0.2 pounds
Average Customer Rating: based on 2 reviews
 
 

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Average Customer Review:5.0 ( 2 customer reviews )
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6 of 6 found the following review helpful:

5works like a charm  Feb 18, 2008
By AIROLF
Stops bleeding impressively fast. And works better than flour and/or other styptic powder products on the market.

3 of 3 found the following review helpful:

5For Guinea pigs too!  Sep 20, 2007
By Chele
I use this product for my guinea pigs, when I've clipped a toenail too short.