Caring for Cows (and sheep, goats)

Primary prevention of disease is vital in dairy herds to improve disease resistance and includes nutritional, environmental, housing, equipment, overall hygiene, and disease management. Regular inspection of udders and prevention of damaged skin is highly recommended to avoid diseases such as Udder Cleft Dermatitis (UCD) and mastitis.

UCD is a common inflammatory dermatological condition of the udder skin in dairy cows, localized at the junction of the udder and the abdomen or between the udder halves. Lesions can be slow and difficult to heal. The condition can range from a superficial dermatitis to extensive wounds, seriously affecting the health of the animal.

HoneyPro Vet Udder Salve provides the soothing, healing, and protective actions of Calendula (Calendula officinalis), Honey, and Aloe Vera in a smooth, pliable salve. Easily massaged onto udders and chafed skin, the salve may be used externally to maintain healthy udders and teats. Calendula is a valuable medicinal plant that provides antibacterial, anti-inflammatory, antifungal, and skin healing actions. Honey provides antibacterial and tissue healing actions. Aloe has soothing, demulcent, and hydrating actions. Zinc is an essential trace element with an important role in wound healing.

Ingredients: Beeswax, Calendula (Calendula Officinalis) infused Olive Oil, Medical Grade Honey, Aloe (Aloe vera) gel, Propolis, Zinc Oxide, Bentonite, Vitamin A oil.

Directions for Use: External use only

·         Recommended for external use on skin areas, teats, and udders that are exposed to frequent washing and chafing. Use frequently to maintain healthy skin.

·         Use gloves to remove a usable quantity of salve from the container. Do not contaminate the container.

·         Wash and thoroughly dry the udder and each teat before application. Apply salve liberally and evenly to the entire teat and udder area, massaging gently into skin.

 Safety for Food Producing Animals

·         Before milking, thoroughly wash the entire udder and teat area to avoid contamination of milk.

·         Follow routine dairy herd health management protocols.

·         Keep out of reach of children

Store: AC or cool room temperature. Refrigerate in hot environments.