1. Ensure the affected area is clean and free from dirt and debris.
2. Apply a light dusting of Styptic Wound Powder directly onto the affected area.
3. Allow the powder to remain in place.
4. Reapply as required.

Suitable for minor cuts, grazes, clipping nicks, nail-trimming accidents and small superficial skin injuries.

For external animal use only.

Not suitable for use on cats.

Natural drying powders help absorb excess moisture and create a dry surface environment on the skin.

Sodium p-toluenesulfonchloramide 2% helps support routine skin hygiene and cleanliness around minor cuts, grazes, clipping nicks and nail-trimming accidents.

Fine powder technology allows precise, targeted application exactly where it is needed.

Free-flowing powder base helps provide even coverage while remaining easy to apply during grooming and first aid situations.

What is Styptic Wound Powder?

Styptic Wound Powder is a first aid powder for dogs, horses and other animals, developed for minor cuts, grazes, clipping nicks and nail-trimming accidents.

Can Styptic Wound Powder be used on bleeding dog nails?

Yes. Many dog owners and professional groomers keep styptic powder on hand for nail-clipping accidents and minor nail injuries.

What happens if I cut my dog's nail too short?

Accidentally clipping into the quick can sometimes cause bleeding. Many owners keep styptic powder available as part of their dog grooming and first aid supplies.

What is the quick in a dog's nail?

The quick is the sensitive inner section of the nail that contains blood vessels and nerves. It can be difficult to see in dark-coloured nails.

Can professional dog groomers use Styptic Wound Powder?

Absolutely. Styptic powder is commonly found in professional grooming salons and mobile grooming kits.

Can Styptic Wound Powder be used after clipping dog nails?

Yes. It is specifically suited to nail-trimming accidents and minor grooming-related injuries.

Can Styptic Wound Powder be used on horses?

Yes. It is suitable for horses and ponies and is commonly kept in horse first aid kits, tack rooms and grooming supplies.

Can Styptic Wound Powder be used after clipping horses?

Yes. Many owners use styptic powder for minor clipping nicks and small skin abrasions that occasionally occur during coat clipping.

Can Styptic Wound Powder be used on poultry and livestock?

Yes. Styptic Wound Powder is commonly kept as part of livestock and poultry first aid kits for minor cuts, grazes, pecking wounds, feather-pecking injuries, fence scrapes, handling injuries, clipping nicks and other small superficial skin wounds.

Can Styptic Wound Powder be used on cats?

No. This product is not intended for use on cats due to known feline sensitivities to certain active ingredients commonly used in animal care products. Always seek veterinary advice before using any wound care product on cats.

What is sodium p-toluenesulfonchloramide?

Sodium p-toluenesulfonchloramide is an organically combined chlorine compound used in animal care products to support routine skin hygiene. It is commonly found in products designed for minor cuts, grazes, skin nicks and other superficial wounds where cleanliness of the area is important.

Why choose a powder instead of a spray?

Powders provide precise, controlled application and can be particularly useful where a dry treatment format is preferred.

Should I keep Styptic Wound Powder in my first aid kit?

Yes. Many owners consider styptic powder an essential part of dog grooming kits, horse first aid supplies and general animal care equipment.

Can Styptic Wound Powder be used on deep wounds?

No. Deep wounds, puncture wounds and serious injuries should always be assessed by a veterinary professional.

Who is Styptic Wound Powder designed for?

Styptic Wound Powder is designed for dog owners, groomers, horse owners, livestock keepers and animal carers looking for a practical first aid powder for minor injuries and grooming accidents.