When your horse picks up a scrape or nick in a spot that just will not hold a bandage, you need something that works where wraps cannot. Curicyn Dual Action Gel is an insect barrier wound care gel made for exactly those hard-to-bandage areas. According to the brand, it promotes healing while it protects the wound site from flies and insects. It is a thoughtful pick for any horse owner who has watched bugs swarm an open scrape during fly season. Why horse owners reach for Curicyn Dual Action Gel: Two jobs in one step, since the brand describes it as both a wound care gel and an insect barrier, so you are caring for the wound and guarding it at the same time. Built for the tricky spots, this gel is intended for those hard-to-bandage wounds where a wrap simply will not stay put. The brand says it helps protect the wound site from flies and insects, which can be a real comfort during the buggy months on the ranch. Curicyn notes the formula promotes healing, restated here as the brand's own claim about how the gel supports the wound. The gel form lets you place it right where it is needed and keep it there, instead of fighting with tape and gauze. A sensible addition to the equestrian and ranch first-aid shelf, sitting alongside your other horse wound care supplies. Designed with the horse in mind, so it suits the everyday bumps and scrapes that come with an active barn life. Easy to fold into your existing grooming and turnout routine when a small wound shows up. Made by Curicyn Inc, a name carried here in the Pets Perfect animal health lineup. A couple of important notes from the maker, because your animal's safety comes first. This product should not be used around the animal's eyes, so keep it well away from that delicate area. It also should not be used on feline species, so reserve it for your horse and steer clear of the cats around the barn. Used as directed on those awkward, wrap-resistant spots, Curicyn Dual Action Gel gives you a simple way to tend a wound and keep the insects off while your horse goes about its day. Keep one in the tack room so it is within reach the moment a scrape turns up.
