Keep healing.

Even if the cone comes off.

Keep healing.

Even if the cone comes off.

KeraVet® Gel is the first and only prescription keratin-based hydrogel in veterinary medicine for dogs and cats. It allows wounds and incisions to heal thanks to the power of keratin and a strong and safe lick deterrent. So, if (and when) the E-collar comes off, the healing continues.

It’s tough enough for stubborn, hard-to-heal cases, yet simple enough for everyday wound care. Pets get better with fewer rechecks and you look like the hero that you are.

Keratin-powered healing technology
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Powerful and safe bitterant to stop licking

The image is of a 7.5 mL tube of KeraVet Gel that contains a novel wound care prescription gel indicated for cats and dogs. The gel is used by veterinarians for most insults to the skin including full thickness wounds, allergic reactions, cuts, burns, and abrasions. Box has universal UPC code and a striped V logo representing a blown-up version of what keratin protein looks like.
  • Dermatitis
  • Surgical incisions
  • Erythema
  • Acral lick granulomas
  • Hot spots
  • Self-harming licking behavior
  • Dehisced incisions
  • Hard-to-close wounds
  • Animal bites
  • Ruptured sutures
  • Exudative wounds
  • Inflamed wounds
  • Burns (first & second degree)
  • Cuts, scrapes & abrasions
  • Hospitalized patients

Backed by Clinical Studies

less edema | less chronic inflammation | reduced licking up to 87% in dogs & cats

Your wound and incision care toolbox called. It wants KeraVet Gel.

Clinical Case Spotlight

4-year Chronic Acral Lick Granuloma Resolved with KeraVet Gel

History: Dog presented with a chronic acral lick lesion that persisted for 4 years. Despite ongoing management, including antibiotics, gabapentin, and Apoquel, the lesion remained unresolved. The owner declined the use of an E-collar.

Clinical Findings: Lesion was consistent with chronic acral lick granuloma, characterized by persistent self-trauma and failure to heal despite multimodal medical therapy. Continued licking was a significant barrier to healing.

Intervention: KeraVet Gel was introduced as a topical therapy, applied twice daily.

Successful Outcome with KeraVet Gel: According to the owner, licking stopped after the initial application of KeraVet Gel. After 10 total applications over 5 days, the lesion finally progressed toward healing, marking the first meaningful improvement in 4 years.

Allison Kirby, DVM DACVD
Animal Dermatology Clinic
Marina del Rey, CA

High five! Request confirmed.

Welcome to the KeraVet family.

The countdown to smoother rechecks (and fewer E-collar complaints) starts now.

High five! Request confirmed.

Welcome to the KeraVet family.

The countdown to smoother rechecks (and fewer E-collar complaints) starts now.

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