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๐ฉธ Stop the drip, save the dayโbecause your pet deserves the best care!
Styptic Powder for Dogs & Cats is a fast-acting, multi-pet first aid essential that stops minor bleeding instantly. Designed for nail clipping accidents and superficial wounds, it soothes pain while forming a protective barrier. Compact and easy to apply, this 1.5 oz powder is a must-have for every pet grooming and travel kit.





| Customer Reviews | 4.7 out of 5 stars 1,251 Reviews |
K**J
Good to have on hand for trimming
Great product to have at home- my dogโs nails have a very thick โquickโ and one nail bleeds frequently no matter how careful when trimmed. This stops the bleeding right away.
H**L
If you do your animals nails at home this is a must have!!
We havenโt had to use this and hopefully we wonโt have to. But itโs good to have on hand if you do your cat and or dogs nails at home. Our dog has four black nails so itโs hard to see the quick. We have a pet nail grinder, we donโt use clippers. But we could still hit the quick and even if you just barely hit it, itโll bleed ton. So this is a must have, itโll stop the bleeding right away!! Itโs something you hope you donโt have to use but best to have on hand!! Itโs a pretty good size too! You get a lot of product and we love that it was made in the USA!!
C**D
Styptic powder
Good priduct
A**N
Necessity for pet parents!
Came just as expected! It is a necessity when you have dogs and trim their nails at home. I have 2 dogs and one of them I recently rescued that has really long nails and long quicks that I am trying to get to recede by carefully grinding them down each day. But there is a risk of cutting the quick which isnโt much of a big deal but having this on hand to stop the bleeding almost immediately by just dabbing some on the end of the nail helps the dog to not have a bad association with getting their nails done. Helps relieve pain from nicking the quick which is a blood vessel in the center of the nail. Easy to use just pinch a little bit and press onto the bottom of the nail! Got this on sale! Great value for the money! Really canโt go wrong getting a basic Styptic Powder but this one is definitely the most cost effective.
S**H
A necessity!
Has been a live saver! Bought before a hurricane and was able to use it to help puppies that got caught in the storm and my own pup who runs too fast for his own good! It is small but is so easy to travel with and use on the go!
P**Y
The best styptic powder
This powder stops the bleeding almost immediately. this is the only powder I will ever buy
S**Y
Great value for the price but I wish it had an easier to use applicator.
This is a great product but it is difficult to use since it comes in a tub. If it came with an easier way to apply/use the product then Iโd love this stuff even more.
S**.
Works as described GREAT
Works very quick, stops the bleeding, easy to use, love that it's in a small size jar.
M**O
Bon achat.
J'ai dรป m'en servir une fois. Le saignement s'est arrรชtรฉ immรฉdiatement. Ouf!
J**S
good does what it says
very good for miner cuts and does what it says on the pot
D**E
Make sure you look at the size
This jar was deceivingly small but thatโs on me. Seems to help my dog that has really thin blood.
L**A
Stems bleed instantly
Excellent
J**.
Essential for EVERY dog owner
If you have a dog, you should definitely have stypic powder! It your dog gets a minor cut (not requiring a vet visit), you can a bit of the stypic powder to the wound with some pressure to instantly stop the bleeding. I keep it on hand because I trim my 75lb retrievers nails at home, and sometimes I accidently cut the nail to short and then it bleeds....and I mean, it bleeds rapidly. I grab a piece of paper towel, put a small around of stypic powder in the center, and then apply the powder against the wound with pressure for about 30-45 seconds. When I remove the paper towel, the bleeding has pretty much stopped and begun to clot with the stypic powder. It is not harmful to dogs, but you have to try and prevent your dog from licking the wound, which could undo your nursing abilities.
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