by David Jolly, DVM, Hot Springs, AR Wound at the inside of the left rear leg on mare. Note 2” deficit on upper border. Initiated QuickDerm on 8/4/08. 9/8/08–Last day of study. Wound considerably smaller.
by David Jolly, DVM, Hot Springs, AR 8/4/08–Initiation of QuickDerm on serious hock wound on mare with exposed tendons. Notice proud flesh. 9/8/08–Note the progression of wound.
by David Jolly, DVM, Hot Springs, AR
6/26/08 – Large hock wound on gelding with a septic joint. Extremely lame for first month prior to QuickDerm study.
8/4/08 – Initiated QuickDerm wound management technology.
8/19/08 – Wound management progressing nicely.
9/8/08 – Last day of study showing good outcome of wound management technology.
This wound was over a month old. The owner had tried several wound care products with no results. This photo was taken before applying QuickDerm. Wound after only 6 treatments with QuickDerm.
Kyle Maddox, DVM, Keys Animal Hospital, Marathon, Florida
Dr. Maddox used it on a couple of patients. One with a devolving injury and another with an ear laceration both to great success. I’ve also given out numerous samples to clients. I absolutely love the product!
