Non-healing Pressure Wound in a Partially Paralyzed Cat

KeraVet Gel supported healing in persistent tarsal joint wound

History: Aspen, 14 y.o. MN DSH cat, is partially paralyzed and primarily drags his hind limbs, putting him at risk for pressure-related wounds.

Clinical Findings: Aspen developed a sore on the right rear limb at the tarsal joint that failed to heal for 2 weeks. The non-resolving lesion was evaluated, and I recommended trying KeraVet Gel to be applied twice daily for 2 weeks.

Succcessful Outcome with KeraVet Gel: Within 24 hours, the owner reported the sore looked significantly better. With consistent application over the following 2 weeks, Aspen’s wound showed marked improvement. At recheck, I was very pleased with the progress, noting clear advancement in healing and overall wound condition.

Alanna Monn, DVM
Vet Partners Osseo
Osseo, MN

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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