Kollavet® Collagen Sheets

Kollavet® Wound Care Sheets are specially designed to promote effective and natural healing for all your furry, feathered, and scaly companions. From beloved pets to working animals and livestock, Kollavet has the perfect solution for every wound care need.

Key Features:

• Ideal for a wide range of wound types, including small to large draining wounds, surgical sites, traumatic wounds, superficial injuries, burns, foot pad injuries, hot spots, and lick granulomas.
  
• Provides a safe and natural approach to wound care, ensuring that no matter the size or type of wound, Kollavet offers an effective healing solution.
  

Why Choose Kollavet?

• Pet First Aid Essential: Perfect for all phases of wound healing for various animals.
  
• Safe & Effective: Made from natural materials that support healing.
  
• Veterinarian Recommended: Trusted by professionals for wound healing in small and large animals.
  
• Made in the USA: Manufactured in compliance with FDA, ISO, and other regulatory standards.

• Convenient Application
• Routine Care
• Precautions
• Indications for use

• 1. Cleansing: Start by thoroughly cleansing the wound with a suitable wound cleanser.
     
  2. Applying Sheets: Apply the Kollavet Wound Care Sheets in a layer approximately 1/4 inch thick to cover the entire wound surface.
     
  3. Securing the Dressing: Use an absorbent dressing or aerosol bandage to secure the sheet in place.
     
  4. Continuing Care: Use the sheets consistently until the wound is fully healed, changing the dressing daily for optimal results.
     
• • For best outcomes, ensure to change the dressing daily. After removing the cover dressing, repeat the application process as needed to support the healing journey.
• • Storage: Store Kollavet at room temperature and ensure that any opened or unused vials are disposed of properly.
    
  • Single Use Only: Each sheet is intended for single use, derived from 100% Native Type I Bovine Collagen.
    
• • Small to large draining wounds.
    
  • Surgical sites, traumatic wounds, superficial wounds,
    
  • Burns, foot pad injuries, hot spots, and lick granulomas.