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Furazone® Nitrofurazone Ointment

$17.00

Promote rapid healing with Furazone® nitrofurazone ointment. Antimicrobial protection for cuts, scrapes & skin irritations. Shop equine first‑aid essentials now.

Category: Product ID: 25937

Description

Furazone Nitrofurazone Ointment for Horses

Furazone for horses delivers powerful, broad‑spectrum antimicrobial action to help your horse’s skin recover from minor wounds, scrapes, burns, and infections. Moreover, its gentle ointment base soothes irritation while preventing bacterial growth. Discover our full range of equine first‑aid and care products in the Horse Care New category, or browse all horse‑care essentials to keep your barn well stocked.

Key Benefits of Furazone for Horses

  • Broad‑Spectrum Protection
    Nitrofurazone fights Gram‑positive and Gram‑negative bacteria, helping prevent infection and promote clean, healthy skin.

  • Rapid Wound Healing
    By creating a protective antimicrobial barrier, it supports faster tissue regeneration and reduces scarring.

  • Versatile First‑Aid Use
    Ideal for minor cuts, abrasions, burns, proud flesh, and skin irritations—whether out on trail or in the stable.

  • Gentle, Non‑Irritating Formula
    The ointment base moisturizes without stinging, ensuring comfortable application on sensitive equine skin.

How Furazone For Horses Works

Nitrofurazone, the active ingredient, disrupts bacterial cell enzymes and DNA synthesis, effectively eliminating pathogens on contact. Additionally, its occlusive ointment medium maintains a moist wound environment, which modern veterinary science recognizes as optimal for healing.

Furazone® Directions for Use

  1. Clean the Area: Rinse wound thoroughly with clean water or saline solution.

  2. Dry Gently: Pat the site dry with a sterile gauze pad.

  3. Apply Ointment: Spread a thin layer of Furazone® over the affected area once or twice daily.

  4. Cover if Needed: For deeper wounds, cover with a non‑stick sterile dressing to protect from debris.

  5. Monitor Progress: Reapply until the skin fully regenerates. Discontinue use when infection signs (heat, swelling, discharge) resolve.

Safety and Compliance

This product may expose you to chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects, or other reproductive harm. For more information, please visit the P65 Warnings.

  • Not for Internal Use: Furazone® is strictly topical.

  • Avoid Eye Contact: If contact occurs, flush thoroughly with water.

  • Storage: Keep at room temperature, away from direct sunlight and children’s reach.


Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Is Furazone® an antibiotic?
A: While nitrofurazone isn’t a classic antibiotic, it functions similarly by disrupting bacterial enzymes, making Furazone® a potent topical antimicrobial.

Q: How do I use Furazone® for horses?
A: First, clean and dry the wound, then apply a thin coat of ointment once or twice daily. Cover larger wounds with a sterile dressing for added protection.

Q: Where can I buy Furazone® for horses?
A: You can browse our shop to order Furazone® and other equine first‑aid essentials with fast shipping.

Q: What does Furazone® do for horses?
A: It prevents bacterial infection, reduces proud flesh formation, and accelerates healthy tissue repair in minor cuts and skin irritations.

Q: What warnings should I know about Furazone®?
A: Avoid ingestion and eye contact. Discontinue use if excessive irritation occurs. Always follow label directions.

Q: What is the best respiratory antibiotic for horses?
A: Furazone® isn’t indicated for respiratory infections. Instead, consult your veterinarian about systemic antibiotics like enrofloxacin or penicillin for pulmonary conditions.


Embed Furazone for horses in your equine first‑aid kit alongside our other trusted horse‑care products. For more advanced wound‑care options and nutritional support, explore the Horse Care New category today!

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