Manuka Safe | Manuka Honey Spray

Manuka Safe Manuka Honey Spray is a handy addition to your pet’s first aid kit. Made with medical-grade Manuka honey with MGO 500+, this easy-to-apply spray forms a protective antibacterial barrier on the skin, helping support the natural healing process for minor skin concerns.

Suitable for minor wounds, burns, sores, rashes and abrasions, the spray forms a protective layer within seconds of application. The targeted jet spray makes it easy to apply directly to the affected area, without the need for bandaging in suitable cases.

Keep Manuka Safe on hand for those little skin mishaps, and follow the directions carefully when applying it to your pet.

Key Features

• Contains medical-grade Manuka honey, MGO 500+

• Forms a protective antibacterial barrier within seconds

• Helps protect minor wounds, burns, sores, rashes and abrasions

• Easy-to-use spray bottle with a targeted jet spray

• No bandaging needed in suitable cases

• Suitable for topical use or oral spraying as directed

Ingredients

Medical-grade 15+ UMF Manuka honey, MGO 500+, sterile water, xanthan gum, sodium benzoate and gluconolactone natural preservative.

Directions for Use

1. Shake well before use.

2. Gently spray onto the affected area.

3. Allow to dry as the protective layer forms.

4. Use up to three times daily, following the product directions.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Manuka Safe Spray used for?
It is designed to help protect minor wounds, burns, sores, rashes and abrasions on pets.

How does Manuka Safe Spray work?
The Manuka honey formula forms a protective antibacterial barrier on the affected area within seconds, helping support the skin’s natural healing process.

Does my pet need a bandage?
Bandaging may not be necessary for suitable minor skin concerns. Wounds that are deep, severe, worsening or not healing should be assessed by a veterinarian.

How often can I apply it?
The product directions recommend use up to three times daily.

Wonderworld Tip: Keep a pet first aid kit handy, but remember that sprays are not a substitute for veterinary care. If a wound is deep, painful, infected-looking or caused by a bite, get veterinary advice before treating it at home.

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