F10 Antiseptic Wound Care Spray for Reptiles, Birds, Small Animals & Exotic Animals. Prevents Infection - 100ml

I use the F10 Cleaning product and came across this by accident, but good timing. This stuff works better than I ever expected. I have a ball python snake that had an "enlarged" "engorged" scent gland. Veterinarian ideas were not working so I saw this and felt it was worth a try. After soaking in Betadine (which I was already doing) once a week, after I took her out and wiped her down I sprayed the bump near her tail and slightly rubbed it in. I have been doing this once a week for about 4 weeks and the engorged bump is almost gone. For my situation this has worked really well.

It works

Not sure what I can review this with stars just yet. I am still waiting to see if this helps on my bearded dragons booboo on his back. I will say that there is no crazy smell and came in good packaging. Doesn't seem to bother him when I put it on. I'll update this in time and let you know how it helps his lil burn.

It has a pleasant scent.

I don't want to be one of those people who leave a scathing amazon review when they clearly know nothing about the product they are refuting. However, the active ingredient in this product is Benzalkonium Chloride, it's a common antiseptic in creams for humans. It is toxic to companion animals, in fact there is even a picture of a cat with the red circle with a line thru it that shows not to use it on cats. All of the information I can find online states it is toxic to dogs. There is some information that it can be used carefully on dogs but if you have cats and dogs, I would be wary using it where the cats can be exposed. The product information says it can be used for companion animals, I didn't do my due diligence before buying and check out the active ingredient. Check it out before you buy, talk to your vet, do your research. There is no worse feeling than when you make your pet worse with your efforts to make them feel better.

Safty

Says not to use on cats, companion animals, or food producing animals, ie. Chickens. ALSO, this item is non refundable so if you can't use it you are out the money unless Amazon CS is kind enough to refund it.

Thus product is marketed as a spray for pets. Pet wound healing. Except it is NOT for cats and dogs. This is made very clear on the label, in both text, and a sticker of a cat in a red strike thru symbol. Thus is not mentioned in the listing anywhere. This is highly misleading, as cats and dogs are the most common pet. So who is this for? "Raptors, pet birds, captive small mammals, captive reptiles and captive exotic/zoo mammals". The picture on the label shows a hamster, cheeta, elephant, lemur, mouse, bird. Snake, camel, lizard and polar bear. But no cats or dogs. Why can't it be used on cats and dogs? No idea, but again, the label makes it very clear, and the listing doesn't mention it at all. 1 star.