When it comes to wound management in animals, early intervention and appropriate topical care can make a significant difference to comfort and recovery. Whether dealing with superficial wounds, minor burns, or equine cracked heels, Acrisulph® Ointment from Kyron Laboratories has been formulated to help protect damaged skin, support healing, and provide relief from discomfort.
Acrisulph® is a topical antiseptic wound ointment designed for external animal use. It combines antiseptic ingredients with skin-conditioning and protective agents to help maintain a healthy healing environment for superficial skin injuries.
Available in both 50 g tubes and 500 g jars, Acrisulph® is suitable for use in veterinary practices, stables, farms, and animal care facilities where routine wound management is required.
Acrisulph® is indicated for:
Superficial wounds
Minor burns
Equine cracked heels
These conditions can cause discomfort, inflammation, and an increased risk of secondary infection if left unmanaged. Regular application of an appropriate wound ointment can help protect the affected area while supporting the body's natural healing processes.
One of the strengths of Acrisulph® is its combination of ingredients that each contribute to wound care and skin recovery.
Sulphanilamide is a sulphonamide antimicrobial agent with bacteriostatic properties. It helps inhibit the growth of susceptible bacteria, assisting in maintaining a cleaner wound environment.
These ingredients provide antiseptic activity and have traditionally been used to help reduce bacterial contamination in superficial skin lesions.
Zinc oxide acts as a mild astringent with soothing properties. It helps protect irritated skin while supporting the healing process.
Cod liver oil is a natural source of Vitamin A, an essential nutrient involved in the maintenance and repair of epithelial tissues. Healthy epithelial tissue is important for normal skin recovery.
Lanolin helps soften and moisturise the skin while reducing excessive moisture loss. Maintaining an appropriate moisture balance can support wound healing and improve comfort.
The combination of protective and antiseptic ingredients helps create a favourable environment for healing superficial wounds.
Lanolin and zinc oxide contribute to the soothing and protective effects of the ointment, helping improve comfort during recovery.
Cracked heels are a common challenge in horses, particularly in wet or muddy conditions. Regular application may help protect affected skin and support recovery.
The ointment spreads easily over affected areas, allowing for convenient routine use as part of a wound management programme.
Cracked heels occur when the skin in the heel area becomes inflamed, irritated, and damaged. Contributing factors can include:
Persistent wet conditions
Mud exposure
Poor skin condition
Bacterial irritation
Repeated friction
Signs may include:
Redness
Crusting
Cracks in the skin
Sensitivity or discomfort
Swelling in severe cases
Early treatment and good stable hygiene are important to prevent progression and support recovery.
While topical products play an important role, good wound management practices are equally important:
Clean the affected area according to veterinary guidance.
Remove dirt and debris carefully.
Apply Acrisulph® regularly as directed.
Monitor wounds for signs of worsening inflammation or infection.
Seek veterinary advice for deep wounds, severe burns, excessive swelling, or wounds that fail to heal.
Apply Acrisulph® regularly to the affected area as required.
Always follow label directions and consult a veterinarian if you are uncertain about the severity of the injury or appropriate treatment.
Acrisulph® is available in:
For veterinarians, horse owners, farmers, and animal caregivers, Acrisulph® offers a practical wound-care solution that combines antiseptic protection with skin-conditioning ingredients. Its formulation is designed to help soothe, protect, and support the healing of superficial wounds, burns, and cracked heels in animals.
For more information about Acrisulph® and other trusted animal healthcare products from Kyron Laboratories, contact The Veterinary Group team.
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