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What product to heal a dog's wound?

Are you looking for the ideal product to promote wound healing for your faithful canine companion? Do not look any further !

Labo Demeter offers you a range of healing creams specifically designed to accelerate the healing process in dogs. These products are ideal for your pet's skin, containing restorative ingredients to prevent irritation.

It is recommended to apply them every day to the affected area, providing rapid help in repairing the skin while avoiding itching and potential risks.

In addition to their healing action, these creams are valuable information to ensure the health of your dog's skin, providing it with a clean, healthy and clean surface.

Discover Siladog, a natural and effective ointment!

Discover Siladog, the natural and effective solution for wound healing in your dog, big or small!

This innovative ointment has been specially designed to promote the healing of wounds in dogs. Its unique formula combines the benefits of organic silicon, marine collagen, hyaluronic acid, aloe vera and algae extracts in a fluid excipient with high penetrating power.

Thanks to its rich and balanced composition, this ointment effectively contributes to wound healing, providing optimal support to accelerate healing processes.

Whether your dog has skin lesions, hair loss, allergic dermatoses or pyoderma, Siladog® is the ideal choice to relieve and promote recovery.

Simply apply the ointment morning and evening for visible results.

Siladog® offers essential support for improving painful phenomena of the musculoskeletal system and helps prevent them. As an adjuvant in the treatment of non-suturable wounds, this ointment accelerates healing processes, avoiding fibrosis and budding. It is also effective in the treatment of cracks, various skin irritations and dermatoses.

Offer the best to your four-legged companion with this versatile and high-performance ointment.

Labo Demeter, the specialist in natural treatment for animals

Labo Demeter, the specialist in natural treatment for animals, is a family business founded in 2004 by a veterinarian and a pharmacist.

We offer you natural phytotherapy solutions dedicated to the care of dogs, cats and horses!

With our knowledge and skills, we are committed to supporting you in maintaining the health of your four-legged companions. As renowned players in the field of herbal medicine in Europe, our philosophy is to take advantage of the benefits of nature to treat diseases and relieve various ailments that can affect our animals throughout their lives.

To do this, we research and offer several plant-based products.

On our online store, you can place an order and discover in detail the benefits of our products dedicated to the well-being of your four-legged companions.

At Labo Demeter, we are committed to continuing to work diligently to improve our existing solutions and explore new approaches to protect the health and well-being of your animals.

Trust our expertise to offer your companions a healthy and fulfilling life.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I know if my dog's wound is infected?

If you notice small areas with discharge of pus, crusts, inflammation (pain, heat, redness and swelling), as well as an unpleasant odor and pus (thick yellow/red/green discharge), it is possible that the your dog's wound becomes infected. See a veterinarian promptly for diagnosis and appropriate treatment.

When to worry about a dog's wound?

If your dog has a wound, be vigilant and consult your veterinarian if in doubt, particularly if you notice signs such as redness, oozing, change in behavior, fever, complaints or growling. Your veterinarian is best placed to assess the situation and provide the necessary care.

How to heal a wound quickly in dogs?

To heal a wound quickly in a dog, you can apply Siladog, a healing, drying, antibacterial and antiseptic cream. This solution will help repair your dog's skin, strengthen its skin barrier and speed up the wound healing process.

How to treat a lick wound in a dog?

If your dog has a lick wound, it is recommended to consult a veterinarian. After checking that the wound is not inflamed, the veterinarian can make a dressing and prescribe antibiotics as well as anti-inflammatories, to be consumed or applied directly to the wound, to ensure appropriate treatment.