3M Vetbond Veterinary Tissue Glue 3mL (Pack of 2) – Fast-Acting Waterproof Wound Sealant for Pets, Strong Surgical Adhesive, Blue-Tinted for Precise Application

Accidents happen, this stuff is great for minor boo boos

good for emergency for pets

I use this product for my animals and my family in a pinch. It works great and stays good with the lid secure until the last drop. I mainly use it to close up the wound from dewclaw removal, which is exactly what the vets do, and it works flawlessly. Dries almost immediately and leaves wound clean.

Great price point, and of course a great product. It arrived as specified.

This is great for use on humans and pets.

This product is a must have for any first aid kit. I keep some with my animal emergency kit, but also in my first aid for humans. This stuff works extremely well. Especially for children, and animals who will often be difficult to give traditional stitches to. They gave my at the time 1 year old this in the er instead of traditional stitches. I asked what to do if/ when it tore open. She privately off the record recommend I buy these. It saved me hundreds of dollars in er visits to reseal his stitches. Buy it, and just keep it on hand. I would recommend you don't use this unless the wound has been seen by a professional, always be observant of signs of infection, and act promptly and accordingly.

I got this for people use. Just so happens that I sliced my finger while dicing (superficial and I’m ok) and I was leaking. Had one of those angular cuts that makes your skin flap; you know. Washed the cut, approximated my skin flap; put this stuff on it and it was sealed in maybe 10 seconds. This stuff is messy though so take care how much you dab around. I believe the glue closure effect lasted 3 days which enough to heal up. Now I got 4 bottles of this stuff at home and in car first aid kits.

For those of you who are looking for a dermabond/liquiband alternative this doesn’t really work. I have chronic hand eczema and have to frequently wash my hands with either alcohol sanitizer or soap and water. Sometimes I have more cracks on my hands and fingers than I can count. I’ve use super glue and wound glue on and off for years when it gets bad. This product functions like a glorified super glue. It dries very quickly and sticks well but it is not flexible. If you use it over a joint it cracks within hours and exposes the wound. So then you’re back at baseline with a wound that is now surrounded by difficult to remove glue. I’ve tried reinforcing with more glue, but it also cracks within a short time. It might work well for areas that do not have a lot of motion. It works better than most superglue but not an affordable replacement for dermabond.