Tissue & Wound Healing Tablets
Nutritional Support for Faster Tissue Repair & Healthy Skin Recovery
Tissue & Wound Healing Tablet for Dog is a veterinarian-formulated nutritional supplement designed to support tissue repair, collagen production, and immune response during recovery. It is ideal for dogs recovering from surgery, injuries, skin infections, or chronic wounds where enhanced nutritional support is beneficial.
This product supports natural healing processes. It does not replace veterinary wound management or prescribed treatment.
When Should You Use Tissue & Wound Healing Tablets?
Recommended during:
- Post-surgical recovery (spay, neuter, orthopedic procedures)
- Skin lacerations and minor trauma
- Chronic non-healing wounds
- Hot spots and self-inflicted skin lesions
- Burn recovery support
- Pressure sores
- Immune-compromised skin conditions
- Dermatological infections (as supportive nutrition)
If wounds are severe, infected, or worsening, veterinary care is required.
How It Supports Healing
Wound healing occurs in four phases:
- Hemostasis (clot formation)
- Inflammation (immune activation)
- Proliferation (new tissue formation)
- Remodeling (strengthening of tissue)
This supplement provides nutrients that support:
- Collagen synthesis
- Fibroblast activity
- Immune defense
- Controlled inflammatory response
- Antioxidant protection
Key Functional Ingredients
| Ingredient | Role in Healing |
| Zinc | Supports epithelial regeneration and immune function |
| Vitamin C | Supports collagen formation and antioxidant defense |
| L-Arginine | Enhances blood flow and tissue repair |
| Curcumin | Supports normal inflammatory response |
| Aloe Vera Extract | Supports skin regeneration |
| Spirulina / Antioxidants | Support immune function and cellular recovery |
Formulation may vary by batch.
Core Benefits
- Supports faster tissue regeneration
- Promotes organized collagen formation
- Supports immune defense during recovery
- Helps maintain skin barrier integrity
- Supports post-operative nutritional needs
- Suitable as adjunct therapy under veterinary guidance
Recommended Dosage
| Dog Weight | Daily Dose | Frequency |
| Up to 5 kg | ½ tablet | Once daily |
| 5–10 kg | 1 tablet | Once daily |
| 11–20 kg | 1.5 tablets | Once daily |
| 21–40 kg | 2 tablets | Once daily |
| 41–60 kg | 2.5 tablets | Once daily |
| Over 60 kg | 3 tablets | Once daily |
In surgical recovery, veterinarians may adjust dosing for short-term support. Always follow veterinary advice for chronic or severe wounds.
Duration of Use
| Condition | Suggested Duration |
| Minor wounds | 7–14 days |
| Post-surgery | 2–4 weeks |
| Chronic wounds | 3–6 weeks (vet monitored) |
| Immune support | As advised |
Do not discontinue early without veterinary guidance if part of a recovery protocol.
Administration Instructions
- Give orally once daily
- Can be given with food
- Crush and mix for fussy eaters
- Ensure consistent daily dosing
- Store in a cool, dry place
Safety & Tolerability
Generally well tolerated when used as directed.
Possible Mild Effects (Rare)
- Soft stool
- Mild GI upset
- Temporary appetite changes
- Rare ingredient sensitivity
Discontinue and consult your veterinarian if symptoms persist.
Use With Caution If:
- Dog has kidney or liver disease
- Dog is on iron or high-dose mineral supplements
- Dog is receiving NSAIDs long-term
- Dog has known ingredient sensitivities
Not intended to replace antibiotics, surgical care, or wound cleaning protocols.
Product Specifications
| Feature | Details |
| Product Type | Nutritional Tissue Repair Supplement |
| Form | Tablet |
| Pack Size | 20 Tablets |
| Species | Dogs |
| Category | Vitamin & Supplements |
FAQ
What are Tissue & Wound Healing Tablets used for?
They support tissue repair and immune response during recovery from wounds or surgery.
Can they replace antibiotics?
No. They are supportive nutritional supplements, not antimicrobial drugs.
How long does it take to see improvement?
Supportive benefits are typically observed within 1–2 weeks depending on the wound severity.
Can they be used daily?
Yes, for the recommended duration under veterinary guidance.
Are they safe for long-term use?
Long-term use should be monitored by a veterina
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