Vetericyn Plus Reptile Wound Care Spray | Reptile Skin Repair, Help Care for Reptile Wounds, Including Scale Rot, Lamp Burns, and Shedding. 3 Ounces

This product works so well on reptiles. I have used this for multiple snakes over the years if they had any type of wound or scrape and it speeds up their healing tremendously and they look so good after. This is a must have for any reptile owner!

My gecko was having a super hard time shedding, and it seems to be doing great! It’s almost all off now! It didn’t have any smell from what I could tell, and if it did, it wasn’t noticeable. All in all, super happy I was able to give my little guy more help than what I have already tried. Thanks! Highly recommend for people who have reptiles having issues with shedding!

This spray saved us an emergency vet visit! My ball python developed a bit of scale rot from an old shed stuck to him and I used this spray every night to clean the wounds and then applied a thin layer of antibiotic ointment (NO PAINKILLERS) to them and it started to look a lot better after the first day or two! After a few days he started to shed again so I left him alone a little bit more and today he got all his new shed off along with the old shed and he looks perfect! There is a very very tiny mark on his chin that still needs to be treated but everything else is like brand new!This stuff is worth it, 100%. I’ve already used about half the bottle but it has definitely lasted awhile! I’m probably gonna end up getting another bottle just in case it ever happens again! 10/10 amazing stuff, just make sure you pair it with reptile safe antibiotic ointment to help actually treat the wounds as this only cleans them and helps prep for healing! Thank you to this product for helping me and my snake feel better!!

It helps to clean the eye of my chameleon so he can be able to see wheres his food. Doesn't smell at all and is very easy to use. Very cheap compared to other brands and the effect is really fast.

A little pricy, but well worth it to clean & disinfect reptile wounds. I use it for my bearded dragon.

I used this on my Columbian Rainbow Boa. He was starting to show early signs of rot on the left side of his mouth. I sprayed this on his mouth/face 2x a day for 1 week, and it is almost completely gone! Wonderful product. As long as the condition isn't too far along, this seems to work well. For those who have reptiles that aren't super social or friendly, this product is a good way to treat infections without stressing them out too much.

I had a crested in the past no shedding issues whatsoever.. recently got a Leachi who had a lot of of skin issues like stuck shed over the eyes - a concerning amount. SO, the vet suggested daily soaking baths, ointments, cream, and even injections. That seemed odd to me, but well, he is the vet, so I followed his directions. I noticed skin rot starting to form and even mold. His shed got worse. I was clueless. His skin rot got bad, the poor thing, and I figured I had nothing to lose trying this product. Within a day or two most of his wounds started to heal, a few layers of stuck shed started to pull off with minimal help, after 4-7days with the use of the spray I managed to get off most of stuck shed from the eyes, and within week and a half to two weeks scabs completely recovered and he shed the rest by himself!See in the picture after treatment some scar tissue is visible, hoping it will fade with time.

I was so worried about my peacock day gecko…she had built up shed on her tail and it was turning black and it looked so irritated. Shes too fast to do a betadine soak and this is already working after three days of consistent sprays in her hospital tank. After the first spray she immediately began shedding. See before and after!I keep her distracted with a wax worm and get her tail good. She’s slowly scraping it off herself now and her coloration is coming back🥰 I’ll keep monitoring and update this review when we make a full recovery. So glad I tried this product.2 week update: the stuck shed has slowly started coming off, she’s no longer itching, she’s active and eating again. I spray her twice a day with the vetricyn. She’s getting antsy and ready to go back home to her bigger enclosure soon. 🥰 hoping she continues to fully recover. Will update when she’s 100%.Update (added new photo): April 2nd, most of the stuck shed is going away with consistent sprays and routine tank sanitization. She’s back to her curious self! I think another month and we’ll be 100%.