Field-ready first aid for animals BleedClot Pet First Aid Powder comes from the BleedStop family, a name by barns, clinics, and pet owners alike

This human medical‑grade coagulant is designed for wounds that are accessible from the outside

When you apply the powder and press gently, you’re taking a practical step to support rapid response to bleeding in the moment, whether you’re at home, in the barn, or on the trail

Why BleedClot Pet stands out Sterile, non-stinging, and hypoallergenic formula crafted to minimize irritation during treatment

Safe in wounds that pets or horses can lick or ingest, reducing your worry in busy environments

From the makers of BleedStop, a brand with a long track record in animal first aid

Leaves coagulation material in the wound site, avoiding the need for product removal in many situations

Who benefits from BleedClot Pet This powder is well suited for large animals like horses and other livestock such as cattle, sheep, and pigs

It’s a practical addition to barns, stables, and veterinary kits where accessible wounds can occur during routine care or unforeseen accidents

How to use in a Pour BleedClot Pet generously into the wound

Apply firm, steady pressure to help control the bleed

Leave the powder in place if possible; it is designed to stay at the wound site

Follow up with proper wound management and observation as needed

Note: BleedClot Pet is not a styptic powder

It represents a different approach to first aid that has been used with animals for years and is backed by practical use in various settings

Packaging and practicality Each package includes four 0

5 oz pouches, giving you a ready supply to keep in a barn kit, trailer kit, or veterinary bag

The compact design makes it easy to stock multiple care stations without sacrificing space

FAQ Q: What is BleedClot Pet and when should I use it

A: BleedClot Pet is a human-grade blood coagulant for animals; use it on accessible wounds for quick initial control

Q: Is BleedClot Pet safe if my animal can lick or ingest it

A: Yes

It’s sterile, does not sting, hypoallergenic, and safe to lick or ingest