Hygienic Wound Care Solution Supporting Healing for All Animal Species
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Acto® Vet Solution is an advanced wound cleansing and care solution developed with the health of your pets and all other animal species in mind. Whether it is a small scratch or a chronic/infected wound, Acto Vet Solution gently cleanses the wound surface, removes dead tissue, and provides the necessary moisture balance. Thanks to its combination of Poloxamer and Polyhexanide, it supports the healing process while helping to minimize the risk of infection.
Thanks to its colorless, clear, and virtually odorless formula, it does not cause stress or discomfort to animals during application. Approved with an "Excellent" rating by Dermatest, this product has a wide range of uses, from acute injuries to post-surgical care. Regular cleaning of the wound with this solution accelerates tissue regeneration and contributes to your friends' swift recovery.
| Ref. No | Variant | Barcode / GTIN | PZN | Qty/Box |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 12.3678.1 | 1 l | 4250108336730 | - | 9 |
Find clear answers about ACTO® VET wound care products, their intended support areas, application logic and product differences.
No.rnActo® Vet Solution is ready to use and should not be diluted.
Yes.rnActo® Vet Solution can be applied directly to the area to be cleansed or used with auxiliary materials such as gauze, compresses, or pads. For small and simple injuries, it may also be applied by direct spraying.
Yes.rnDressings and bandages adhering to the wound surface can be thoroughly moistened with Acto® Vet Solution to soften them.
Yes, it may be used in accordance with the evaluation and recommendation of a veterinarian.rnActo® Vet Solution and Acto® Vet Gel may be used to support the cleansing, moisturization, and care of wounds that occur after surgical procedures. The products are suitable for use on post-surgical wounds, acute and chronic wounds, and infected open wounds.rnActo® Vet Solution is used for cleansing and irrigating the wound surface, while Acto® Vet Gel may be used after cleansing to help keep the wound moist and support wound care.rnNote: The condition of the postoperative wound, sutures, and healing process should be evaluated by a veterinarian.
The area of use and the nature of the surgical procedure should be evaluated by a veterinarian.rnActo® Vet products may be used for external wound and skin care. They may also be used in relation to care around the ear and the external ear canal.rnHowever, due to sensitive anatomical structures such as the middle and inner ear, whether the product may be applied to the surgical area should be determined by a veterinarian.
If deemed appropriate by a veterinarian, it may be used for the care of certain lesions of the oral mucosa and tongue. The areas of use of Acto® Vet products include the care of oral mucosal and tongue lesions in certain animals, as well as oral mucosal, tongue, and gingival lesions in horses.
If use after tooth extraction means applying the product directly into the extraction socket, this should be evaluated by a veterinarian.
Yes, it may be used following a veterinarian’s wound assessment.rnActo® Vet Solution is used for cleansing and irrigating acute, chronic, and infected wounds, while Acto® Vet Gel is used to moisturize the cleansed wound surface and support wound care.rnSince the amount, characteristics, odor of the exudate, and the overall condition of the wound may affect the treatment approach, veterinary evaluation is especially important in heavily exudative wounds.
If a corticosteroid-containing product is planned to be used on the same wound together with Acto® Vet, the ingredients and intended use of both products should be taken into consideration, and use should be based on the veterinarian’s recommendation.
No.rnActo® Vet products should not be used for peritoneal lavage or peritoneal irrigation.rnThe relevant restrictions for use clearly state that the product should not be used for peritoneal lavage or irrigation.
It may be used in accordance with the veterinarian’s application protocol.
The decision should be made according to the veterinarian’s treatment protocol, taking into account the type of laser application, wavelength, timing of application, and the condition of the wound.
Yes.rnSince the degree and extent of the burn may affect the treatment approach, veterinary evaluation is important.
No.rnActo® Vet Solution/Gel do not require rinsing.
Acto® Vet Solution/Gel do not damage healthy tissue and have been dermatologically tested.
Acto® Vet Solution: Contains poloxamer, polyhexanide, and deionized water.rnActo® Vet Gel: Contains poloxamer, propylene glycol, Guar Hydroxypropyltrimonium Chloride, polyhexanide, ammonium lactate, and deionized water.
Acto® Vet Solution/Gel do not damage healthy tissue and have been dermatologically tested.
Veterinary evaluation is particularly important for infected, deep, extensive, surgical, or non-healing wounds.rnActo® Vet products are used to support wound cleansing, irrigation, moisturization, and care; the treatment plan should be established by a veterinarian according to the clinical condition of the wound.
Licking the wound may negatively affect wound care and increase the risk of wound contamination.rnEspecially in surgical wounds, the animal’s access to the wound area may need to be restricted. Depending on the condition of the wound and the animal’s behavior, the veterinarian may recommend a protective collar or an alternative protective method.
There is no single standard number of daily applications.rnThe frequency of use may vary depending on the type and depth of the wound, the amount of exudate, contamination status, dressing frequency, and the overall healing process.rnThe frequency of application should be determined by a veterinarian according to the condition of the wound.
Acto® Vet Gel is a gel-form product used to moisturize the cleansed wound surface and support wound care.rnWhen necessary, the two products may be used in a complementary manner. First, the wound is cleansed, and then the gel may be applied where deemed appropriate by the veterinarian.
Yes.rnAfter the wound surface is cleansed with Acto® Vet Solution, Acto® Vet Gel is applied to the cleansed wound surface.
Yes.rnActo® Vet Solution and Gel have been developed for use in the care of acute, chronic, and infected open wounds. Their areas of use include various wound types such as cuts, abrasions, burns, ulcers, surgical wounds, and trauma-related wounds.
Yes, it can be used in the care of infected wounds.rnThe cause and extent of the infection should be evaluated by a veterinarian. The product does not replace any treatment deemed necessary by the veterinarian.
Acto® Vet products have been developed for wound care in pets such as cats and dogs, as well as small and large livestock and horses.
Yes.rnActo® Vet products may be used to support the cleansing and care of wounds that occur after surgery.
No.rnActo® Vet Solution/Gel formulations do not contain iodine, corticosteroids, sulfate, nanosilver, or chlorine dioxide. The basic formulations of the products contain poloxamer, polyhexanide, and related auxiliary ingredients.
No.rnActo® Vet Solution/Gel do not require rinsing.
Acto® Vet Solution and Gel should be used within 8 weeks after opening.rnTo prevent contamination, the cap should be closed after use and the opening of the product should not be allowed to become contaminated.
No.rnActo® Vet products support wound cleansing and care. They do not replace antibiotics or other treatments prescribed by a veterinarian when required.rnEspecially in infected or deep wounds, appropriate treatment should be determined by a veterinarian.
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