Flexocillin first aid spray. Veterinary Strength. 500ml.

 

Kills 99.99999% of Germs in 60 Seconds | Multi-Purpose | Safe for All Pets & Horses

 

🛡️ Your All-in-One First Aid Solution for Pet & Livestock Health

Flexocillin First Aid Spray is a powerful, all-natural antiseptic and disinfectant designed for use on dogs, cats, horses, and all other animals. Backed by veterinary science and approved for Type 3 veterinary use, Flexocillin harnesses the natural power of hypochlorous acid—a substance produced by white blood cells—to rapidly kill bacteria, viruses, and fungal spores within 60 seconds.

Perfect for treating skin infections, thrush, sweet itch, dental issues, ear/eye infections, and even deodorising fur and bedding, Flexocillin is the essential addition to every animal owner’s first aid kit.

 

🔬Why Flexocillin Works: The Science Behind the Spray

Flexocillin is made from hypochlorous acid, a naturally occurring compound in the immune systems of animals. This powerful antimicrobial agent:

• Neutralises 99.99999% of bacteria, fungi, and viruses fast
• Is non-toxic, non-irritating, and alcohol-free
• Can be safely used around sensitive areas like the eyes, ears, mouth, and open wounds
• Leaves no residue and is biodegradable

 

Unlike iodine, chlorhexidine, or alcohol, Flexocillin is gentle yet effective, making it ideal for daily care, acute issues, and long-term skin health.

 

 

✅ Key Benefits of Flexocillin First Aid Spray

 

🐶 Skin Care

Treats and soothes:

• Hot spots
• Rashes
• Minor cuts, abrasions & skin irritations
  Promotes faster healing and reduces infection risk.

 

🦷 Pet Dental Care

• Freshens breath
• Helps reduce plaque
• Promotes healthy gums
  A safe alternative to harsh dental chemicals.

 

🧼 Deodorising Spray

• Neutralises odours on fur, bedding, and pet areas
• No artificial fragrance or chemicals
  Perfect for daily freshness.

 

👂👁 Eye & Ear Cleaner

• Gently cleans and disinfects ears and eyes
• Reduces discharge and infection risk
  Safe for regular use.

 

🐴 Equine Use – Hooves, Eyes, Sweet Itch & Mud Fever

• Thrush Treatment: Kills bacteria/fungi in hooves
• Sweet Itch Relief: Calms itching, prevents infection
• Mud Fever Aid: Clears infection, soothes irritated legs

 

 

🧴 How to Use Flexocillin

Application	Instructions
Skin	Spray directly on affected area. Let air dry.
Dental	Apply to gauze or cloth to wipe teeth and gums.
Deodorising	Spray on fur, bedding or environment.
Ears	Spray into canal, massage base, wipe excess.
Eyes	Spray on cotton pad, gently wipe around eyes.
Hooves-Thrush	Clean area, spray generously around frog.
Sweet Itch / Mud Fever	Apply to irritated areas twice daily.

 

🔒 Safe, Natural & Trusted by Vets

• Non-toxic, alcohol-free, pH balanced
• Lick-safe and safe if ingested
• Suitable for puppies, kittens, seniors & livestock
• Made in the UK | Vet-approved | Eco-friendly

 

📊 How Flexocillin Compares to Other Animal Antiseptics

 

Product	Safety	Residue-Free	Broad-Spectrum	Suitable for Daily Use
Flexocillin	✅ Yes	✅ Yes	✅ Yes	✅ Yes
Iodine	❌ No	❌ No	✅ Yes	❌ No
Chlorhexidine	⚠️ Sometimes	❌ No	✅ Yes	⚠️ Irritating
Hydrogen Peroxide	❌ Harsh	❌ No	⚠️ Limited	❌ No
Alcohol	❌ No	✅ Yes	⚠️ Limited	❌ No

 

 

 

📦 Product Info

• Size: 500ml Spray Bottle
• Shelf Life: 12 Months after opening
• Storage: Cool, dry place away from sunlight
• Type: Veterinary Use Class 3
• Not classified as a medicine. Consult your vet if symptoms persist.

 

⭐ Customer Reviews

“I used this on my dog’s irritated paws and the redness disappeared overnight. A must-have!”

“Finally, a first aid spray that works on my horse’s thrush and doesn’t sting.”

“My cat’s ears used to get so dirty—Flexocillin changed everything!”

 

 

💚 Keep Your Animals Clean, Healthy & Comfortable

Whether you’re caring for a mud-loving dog, a sensitive senior cat, or a horse with hoof problems, Flexocillin is the safe, effective and natural solution. Trusted by animal lovers and professionals alike.

 

🛒 Add Flexocillin to Your Basket Today – Because your animals deserve the best in health & hygiene.

 

 

Frequently Asked Questions

 

Is Flexocillin safe for all animals?

Flexocillin is suitable for use on all animals including dogs, cats, horses, livestock, and small pets. It is non-sting, alcohol-free, and pH balanced, is suitable even for sensitive areas like the eyes, ears, and mouth.

 

What conditions can I use Flexocillin for?

Flexocillin can be used on hot spots, cuts, abrasions, thrush in horse hooves, sweet itch, mud fever, dental issues, ear infections, eye discharge, and body or bedding odours. It also works well as a preventative spray for general hygiene.

 

How often should I apply Flexocillin?

Apply 1–2 times per day on active issues until symptoms improve. For general maintenance (such as dental hygiene or deodorising), use 2–3 times per week or as needed.

 

Does Flexocillin sting when applied to wounds?

No. It does not sting or irritate. Unlike alcohol or iodine-based sprays, Flexocillin™ is gentle and safe to use on broken or inflamed skin.

 

Can I use this in my dog’s mouth or ears?

Yes. Flexocillin can be used to wipe your pet’s teeth and gums to help reduce plaque and freshen breath. It’s also effective and safe for cleaning ears—just spray into the canal, gently massage, and wipe clean.

 

Does it help with horse thrush or mud fever?

Yes, Flexocillin™ is highly effective at killing the bacteria and fungi responsible for thrush and mud fever. Clean the area and spray generously once or twice a day until the condition improves.

 

Is this product natural?

Yes. The active ingredient is hypochlorous acid, a naturally occurring compound made by white blood cells to fight off infection. It is safe, biodegradable, and environmentally friendly.

 

How long does one bottle last?

A 500ml bottle delivers around 500 sprays. Usage time depends on the application, but it typically lasts several weeks to a few months depending on frequency.

 

Is Flexocillin vet approved?

Yes. Flexocillin is approved for veterinary use (Type 3) and is widely trusted by animal professionals. However, it is not a licensed medicine. If your animal’s symptoms persist, please consult your veterinarian.