Zn7 Zinc Skin Soothing Gel

Zn7 Zinc Skin Soothing Gel
60ml Bottle

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  • Special Offer 60ml Bottle £12.23

Description

Zn7 Zinc Skin Soothing Gel is a topical formulation boasting a patented form of neutralised Zinc as well as the proven amino acids L-Lysine and Taurine. Indicated for the management of superficial wounds, abrasions, grazes, rawness and sores, Zn7 Zinc Skin Soothing Gel can be used to provide a soothing effect and relief from itchiness and soreness. Zn7 Zinc Skin Soothing Gel can also reduce wound licking and therefore protects wounds far better. Suitable for use in combination with prescription medication or independently, Zn7 promotes rapid healing action, moisturising and nourishing even dry, flaky or oily skin. pH balanced for no-sting application.

Each Pack contains a 60ml soft squeeze bottle with built in applicator tip.

Should be applied directly from the bottle tip onto the effected area, the foam swab applicators provided may be used to ensure an even coating. Zn 7 Gel should be applied twice daily after thoroughly cleansing and drying the effected area, the site may be dressed or left exposed to the air.

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Reviews (3)

Summary of Reviews for Zn7 Zinc Skin Soothing Gel

Overall 4
Effectiveness
Ease Of Use
Value For Money
Absence Of Side Effects
2 out of 3 (67%) customers would recommend this product.
5 stars (2 reviews)
4 stars (0 reviews)
3 stars (0 reviews)
2 stars (0 reviews)
1 stars (1 reviews)

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15 Did not help Nina’s paws
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By on 1 October 2020

As soon as this product was used her paws became even more inflamed, causing her great distress and chewing more than usual.

Customer does not recommend this product

55 Nice product
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By on 17 November 2016

Glad to find this because it does not sting and doesn't leave horrible residue - use on bird wounds

Customer recommends this product

55 it is very good but Tiffany don't like it
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By on 6 July 2016

When I put it on she is liking it down no easy task with Tiffany

Customer recommends this product

Q & A

Below are some recent questions we've received regarding Zn7 Zinc Skin Soothing Gel, including answers from our team.

6 October 2014 at 1:00pm

Labrador foot problem

Sheila

  • VioVet customer since 2014
  • From: , France

My Labrador has a recuring foot problem,we are at present using Cortanmycetine cream from our vet,we have had Proderm antiseptic shapoo/foot bath'but nothing seems to be working,when it has rained he does'nt like to go out it seems as if the wet is sore for his feet.They are red inbetween the pads and little spots are present,we were told this is common in Labradors,but any help or advice would be really appriciated as the visits to the vet add up ,but more than that I want my dog to enjoy his walks whatever the weather. Hope you can help.

  • VioVet Staff

It is not always a good idea to try to diagnose and treat problems by email, but I do wonder if there would be a better treatment than you are using. The cream you are using at the moment is an antibiotic and steroid combination which is not used in the UK. It should nonetheless work fine for appropriate problems, but if it is not proving effective then an alternative tack could be tried. Often the soreness in between the pads is a mixed fungal and bacterial problem, possibly with allergic or other underlying trigger factors. The steroid can help with these, but will not help the infection. If it is not working, it is not a good thing to use for a long period, though a week or 2 should be long enough to find out.

I would try a broad spectrum antiseptic treatment in this circumstance rather than an antibiotic. There are some prescription treatments which we cannot sell you without your vet prescribing them. A possible alternative would be Hibiscrub wash, followed by the Zn7 gel, both of which you can buy off the website. Hibiscrub is not expensive and can be used as a shampoo for the feet. You need to apply a little to the skin and gently lather it up with water, massage this in to the skin and allow to soak in for a few minutes, then rinse off well with lots of fresh water. Try to gently wash away all the Hibiscrub, then dry off the feet gently and thoroughly, then apply the gel. Ideally do this every day for a week and see how things are going.

It should be possible to make things better for your dog, but it can be involved if basic treatments do not work. Does your dog have any soreness/itchiness around the muzzle, ears, anus or anywhere else? Sometimes not just the feet are involved. Let me know how you get on.

10 May 2014 at 8:45am

Is this harmful if licked by dog

Jean Meech

My dog is suffering from possible skin allergy but licking her paws has made them very red and sore between her toes. Would this product be harmful to her if swallowed.

  • VioVet Staff

It is expected that a dog will lick anything which is applied to its skin or paws etc. Ideally this licking should be discouraged as it is not always helpful, but Zn7 Skin Gel, like most other topical skin products, is completely safe if it is licked and swallowed. This is just the sort of product which might help to soothe your dogs paws.

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