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Wound Healing Spray – Loonshot Ag Guard
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Wound Healing Spray - Loonshot Ag Guard

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ProductWound Healing Spray - Loonshot Ag Guard
CategoriesVeterinary
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Veterinary product. Not for human use. Please consult your veterinarian.

Loonshot Ag Guard – Veterinary Wound Spray

Product category: Veterinary
Manufacturer details: See official linked source
Species and instructions: Confirm each original product label

Loonshot Ag Guard is a 100 ml wound-care spray for dogs and cats. Its manufacturer lists silver nanoparticles, a glucan biopolymer, eugenol and glyceritol. It is marketed for selected superficial skin wounds; manufacturer claims are not a substitute for clinical trial evidence or veterinary diagnosis.

Use and mechanism

The manufacturer describes a protective barrier and antimicrobial effects. Whether a wound needs irrigation, dressings, systemic treatment or closure depends on the injury.

Veterinary safety precautions

Deep bites, puncture wounds, surgical dehiscence, extensive burns, infected wounds and wounds close to the eye need veterinary assessment. Prevent licking and confirm tolerance to all ingredients. Do not claim guaranteed accelerated healing.

10 frequently asked questions

What is Ag Guard spray used for?

The manufacturer markets it for superficial animal skin wounds and irritation.

Can dogs and cats use Ag Guard?

The manufacturer lists use in both dogs and cats; individual suitability should be reviewed.

Does it contain silver nanoparticles?

Yes, silver nanoparticles appear on the manufacturer’s ingredient list.

Does it contain a steroid?

No corticosteroid is identified in the published manufacturer ingredient list.

Can it be used on bite wounds?

Bites and puncture wounds require veterinary evaluation rather than spray-only care.

Can I spray it near the eyes?

Avoid the eyes and mucous membranes unless veterinary directions specifically permit use.

What if the wound develops discharge?

Increasing discharge, odor, heat, swelling or pain can indicate complications requiring care.

Can pets lick the treated wound?

Prevent licking and follow professional wound-care instructions.

Does this replace antibiotics?

No. Whether antibiotics are necessary depends on diagnosis and examination.

How frequently is it used?

The manufacturer suggests two to three times daily, but a veterinarian may recommend different care based on the wound.

International veterinary enquiries

Cureiva evaluates lawful veterinary product enquiries subject to authentic manufacturer packing, veterinary prescribing requirements, and destination-country regulations. No independent veterinarian sign-off is claimed.

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