HoneyCure is an easily applied veterinary ointment that helps with burns, scrapes, cuts, bites, and hot spots. Engineered by EnBiologics in 2016, the ointment helps soothe your pet’s wound while also acting as a barrier against germs, dirt, and debris. HoneyCure is made with UMF 15+ Manuka honey, which helps provide a stable environment for rapid wound healing with minimal discomfort and scarring.
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There is a natural presence of methylglyoxal (MGO) and hydrogen peroxide. While hydrogen peroxide is found in all types of honey, Manuka honey is unique because of its high concentration of MGO. This compound has a high level of antibacterial capacity which makes the ointment effective in preventing infection.
It works with a therapeutic essential oil. The essential oil works with Manuka honey to create an anti-inflammatory effect. This helps reduce the animal’s pain and irritation as the wound heals. HoneyCure contains less than a 2% concentration of essential oil, making it safe for veterinary use.
The osmotic potential of Manuka honey creates a safe environment for the wound to heal. High concentrations of sugar and other soluble materials in Manuka honey naturally absorb fluid from the wound. The process of wet-wound healing helps the wound drain while the ointment keeps it hydrated to minimize scar tissue formation.
One of the major reasons we are using all natural ingredients is because bacteria can not build a resistance towards them. As of now, most of the currently available synthesized antibiotics are not as strong as they once were as a result of the rising of bacterial resistance to those particular antibiotics. HoneyCure is engineered naturally in order to:
Kill and inhibits a broad spectrum of microbes (bacteria-viruses-fungi-etc...)
Contain high levels of hydrogen peroxide for its antiseptic activity.
Have high acidic and sugar levels to prevent microbial growth.
Utilize Manuka Honey’s high concentrations of Methylglyoxal (MGO), giving unique antimicrobial properties not seen with other honeys.
Blend essential oils that possess several antimicrobial and anti-inflammatory properties.HoneyCure kills and inhibits a broad spectrum of microbes (bacteria-viruses-fungi-etc...) through several mechanisms.
HoneyCure contains high levels of hydrogen peroxide, which contributes a great deal to the antiseptic activity.
As well as being acidic and containing high sugar levels which prevents any further or new microbial growth.
Additionally, HoneyCure contains Manuka Honey which contains high concentrations of Methylglyoxal (MGO), giving unique antimicrobial properties not seen with other honeys.
HoneyCure’s antimicrobial properties are compounded with a strong formulation of essential oils to provide a product that can treat and prevent infections.
HoneyCure has essential oils which possess several antimicrobial properties due to their chemical composition of Terpene Hydrocarbons.
These essential oils work in a way to disrupt the cell membrane that surrounds bacteria. The disruption causes growth instabilities which inhibits the bacterial colonization of the wound bed.
Inflammation of the wound is a defensive mechanism deployed by the body. Sometimes a wound will not heal due to the wound being stuck in this phase. As a result, chronic wounds occur and they are extremely difficult to heal. In order to combat this, HoneyCure:
Rapidly treats and clears wound infections, which are the reason for prolonged healing process or eventually chronic.
Is rich in Flavonoids and Polyphenols; antioxidants that are effective in the reduction of inflammation.
Has the activity of autolytic debridement, which helps get rid of dead tissue cells and other contaminants, in turn reducing inflammatory stimuli.
Stimulates the body’s monocytes to secrete cytokines, which signals wound healing mechanisms.
HoneyCure's honey content is also known to be hygroscopic; it can draw some moisture out of the environment to dehydrate bacteria. It holds a high viscosity which works on providing a barrier at the wound site to prevent more infection. It also has the ability to reduce ‘Reactive Intermediates Release’ that works on limiting more tissue damage. HoneyCure's honey content is proven to be capable of stimulating Monocytes, which are the precursors of macrophages; the stimulation can result in the secretion of TNF-alpha. The resulted Cytokine features the ability to induce wound repair.
Holds and keeps a high acidic environment, this creates an inhospitable site for the most common types of fungi that infect the skin tissue, thus it prevents the infection. Essential oils derive its anti-fungal activity by inhibiting cellular respiration. They also change the fungal cell membrane, making it more permeable and damaging key properties of it.
Not only is HoneyCure anti-microbial, anti-inflammatory, anti-fungal, and shown to heal your animal’s wounds at a faster rate, HoneyCure is also:
Non-toxic and non-irritative to animals once applied. Animals will not feel the urge to lick the gel off of the wound. This is a critical part of the healing process allowing for the maximum potential of the product to be achieved.
Insect repellent, preventing insects from interfering with the wounded area and reducing the potential for infection.
We all love our pets and want what is best for their health! Some injuries like cuts and scrapes we can see. That makes it easy to treat them on their own, with a veterinary wound care ointment like HoneyCure, or bring them to the veterinarian if it’s more serious. However, for other kinds of injuries and illnesses, they show us in other ways!
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We all love our pets and want what is best for their health! Some injuries like cuts and scrapes we can see. That makes it easy to treat them on their own, with a veterinary wound care ointment like HoneyCure, or bring them to the veterinarian if it’s more serious. However, for other kinds of injuries and illnesses, they show us in other ways!
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