Bellfor Anal Gland Ointment for Dogs 30 ml

The right care product depends on the area of application. Paw balm is suitable for caring for stressed paw pads, skin ointments are used specifically on skin areas in need of care, and eye and ear care products are specially formulated for these sensitive areas. Always observe the application instructions of the respective product.

The frequency of application depends on the product and the condition of the area to be treated. Some care products can be used regularly, while others are only applied when needed. Follow the manufacturer's instructions and observe how your animal reacts to the application.

The area to be treated should be carefully cleaned and dried, if indicated in the application recommendations. Use the product only for the specified area of application. For sensitive animals, it may be advisable to first test a small amount on a limited skin area.

That depends on the specific formulation. Even natural care products should not automatically be considered edible. Apply ointments sparingly and massage them in well. If in doubt, you should check the manufacturer's instructions or seek veterinary advice.

Several products should not be applied simultaneously to the same skin area without careful consideration. Ingredients can interact with each other or unnecessarily burden the skin. If combining different care or medicinal products, a veterinarian should be consulted beforehand.

Veterinary advice is important if symptoms are severe, persist for a long time, or worsen. This applies particularly to deep or heavily bleeding wounds, swellings, pus, severe pain, noticeable eye discharge, persistently red eyes, intense head shaking, or an unpleasant smell from the ears. In such cases, grooming products do not replace a veterinary examination.

Care products should be stored according to the instructions on the packaging. Generally, a dry place protected from direct sunlight is suitable. Eye and ear care products should be tightly sealed after use to maintain their hygienic quality.

No. A skin or wound care ointment can support the care of superficial skin areas. For larger injuries, signs of inflammation, severe pain, or if there is no improvement, a veterinary examination is necessary.

Wash your hands and make sure the tip of the bottle does not touch the eye or fur. Use the drops exclusively according to the product instructions. If there is pain, injury, severe redness or unusual discharge, the eye should be examined by a veterinarian.

No. Eye care products are for cleaning or supportive care. They are not automatically medication and do not replace eye drops prescribed by a veterinarian.

Ear care is applied in or on the ear according to the manufacturer's instructions. The ear can then be gently massaged from the outside. Cotton swabs should not be inserted deep into the ear canal.

If there is severe pain, swelling, an unpleasant smell, noticeable discharge, intense head shaking or balance disorders, the ear should first be examined by a veterinarian.

Paw balm can be used on dry or heavily stressed paw pads, as well as before walks on hot, cold, or rough surfaces. In winter, it can aid paw care in snow, ice, and road salt.

Clean and dry paws before use. Apply a small amount to the pads and affected interdigital spaces and gently massage in. Allow the balm to absorb a little before walking.

Whether an ointment can be applied to open wounds depends on its intended use and the manufacturer's instructions. Deep, heavily bleeding, dirty, or inflamed wounds should not be self-treated but examined by a veterinarian.