VarahVet Varahpol Bumble Foot Oil for Treatment of Bumblefoot, Foot Pad Dermatitis(Quantity-1 ltr)

Brand: Generic ( Made in India )

VarahVet Varahpol Bumble Foot Oil for Treatment of Bumblefoot, Foot Pad Dermatitis(Quantity-1 ltr)

Name: VarahVet Varahpol Bumble Foot Oil for Treatment of Bumblefoot, Foot Pad Dermatitis(Quantity-1 ltr)
Brand: Generic ( Made in India )
SKU: TB-VA-87013-C1-R61
Price: 529 INR
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SKU: TB-VA-87013-C1-R61

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A specialized herbal topical blend of Wintergreen, Neem and Haldi oils that treats footpad dermatitis and Bumblefoot. It reduces pain, eases inflammation and softens tough lesions to accelerate natural wound healing. Ideal for commercial poultry operations, backyard flocks, and wildlife rehabilitation centers.

Country of origin: India

Brand: Generic ( Made in India )
Weight (Approx.) : 6 kg
Ideal For : Animals

Product Name : Varahpol Bumble Foot Oil
Composition (per 100 ml): Specialized blend of Gaultheria Procumbens (Wintergreen Oil), Cedarwood Oil, Eucalyptus Oil, Neem Oil, Karanj Oil, Alsi Oil (Flaxseed Oil), Haldi Oil (Turmeric Oil)

Features

Neem and Karanj oils eliminate bacteria in footpad wounds
Gaultheria acts as a natural analgesic, reducing lameness and pain
Haldi and Alsi oils accelerate tissue repair and wound closure
Eucalyptus and Cedarwood oils reduce swelling and redness
Softens hard, dry scabs to prevent cracking and infection

Usage

Dosage: Clean the affected footpad with lukewarm water or an antiseptic solution, dry, and apply liberally with a clean cloth or brush. Apply 1–2 times daily until the lesion heals completely; for preventive care, apply to birds showing early signs of lameness.