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The liquid bandage for dogs is a liquid skin glue for closing the wound and helping stop bleeding. When the bandage is in the bottle, it stays liquid. When it is exposed to the air and your skin, the chemicals in the liquid react to form polymer chains. The polymer binds to the skin, sealing up the wound.
Liquid bandage is called suture replacements or tissue adhesives. It is commonly used by veterinarians to seal surgical incisions after the neutering of cats and dogs. (Application of tissue adhesive in a dog neutering)
This liquid bandage for dogs provides a skin shield that’s breathable and waterproof and keeps out dirt and germs. It covers and protects to allow the healing of the skin.
The active ingredient in PerfectSeal® liquid bandage for dogs is n-butyl medical-grade cyanoacrylate. (More information about n-butyl cyanoacrylate).
It is a flexible and strong adhesive, in addition to their use in replacing conventional bandages with minor cuts and scrapes, they have found use in surgical and veterinary offices. Many vet first-aid kits are also stocked with this.
