Sheep Wool Pet Wound Care Package. medical/therapeutic purpose

Pet Wound Care Package

Clean. Soothe. Protect. Naturally.

Support your pet’s healing with our complete Pet Wound Care Package, combining the disinfecting power of hypochlorous acid, the soothing nourishment of lanolin, and the breathable protection of medical‑grade sheep’s wool. This trio works together to cleanse, calm, and protect vulnerable areas, especially hot spots, irritated skin, and post‑treatment sites.

Designed for dogs, cats, and small animals, this package provides a gentle, non‑stinging, clinically effective approach to wound care that promotes faster recovery and lasting comfort.

What’s Included

1 × Lanolin Cream (60 ml / 2 oz)

• Deeply moisturizing and semi‑occlusive

• Locks in hydration and supports tissue repair

• Naturally antimicrobial, antifungal, and antibacterial

• Rich in vitamins E & D for skin nourishment

1 × Hypochlorous Acid Spray

• Non‑stinging, pH‑neutral wound cleanser

• Kills bacteria, viruses, and fungi on contact

• Safe for all skin types, including sensitive areas

• Promotes new tissue growth and accelerates healing

1 × Loose Sheep’s Wool (25 g)

• Breathable, moisture‑wicking, and cushioning

• Helps protect irritated areas and prevent friction

• Ideal for hot spots, between toes, or sensitive patches

2 × 3×3 Wool Pads (350 g)

2 × 6×6 Wool Pads (350 g)

• Soft, medical‑grade wool squares

• Provide gentle padding and protection

• Help prevent moisture buildup and skin breakdown

You may order a single package or multiple packages depending on your pet’s needs.

Why This Package Works

Hypochlorous Acid — Nature’s Own Wound Cleanser

Hypochlorous acid (HOCl) is the same antimicrobial molecule produced by white blood cells to fight infection. Through electrolysis of water and salt, we create pure, stable HOCl,  a powerful yet gentle disinfectant.

Benefits:

• Kills bacteria, viruses, and fungi

• Prevents infection

• Non‑toxic, non‑stinging, and safe around eyes, nose, and mouth

• Accelerates tissue repair

Perfect for cuts, abrasions, hot spots, surgical sites, and irritated skin.

Lanolin — Nourish & Soothe Naturally

Lanolin is a waxy, nutrient‑rich substance sheep produce to protect their wool. It is deeply healing for compromised skin.

Benefits:

• Retains up to 400× its weight in moisture

• Forms a breathable, protective barrier

• Reduces inflammation

• Antimicrobial and antifungal

• Supports healing and minimizes scarring

Lanolin is especially helpful for dry, cracked, or irritated skin.

Sheep’s Wool — Breathable Protection

Medical‑grade wool provides:

• Cushioning

• Moisture absorption

• Temperature regulation

• Antimicrobial protection

• Reduced friction and pressure

Wool is excellent for protecting hot spots, preventing rubbing, and supporting healing in sensitive areas.

How to Use the Pet Wound Care Package

1. Clean the area with Hypochlorous Acid Spray. Let it air dry.

2. Apply a thin layer of lanolin directly to the skin.

3. If using loose wool, apply lanolin to the wool first, then place it on the wound.

4. For extra protection, apply a wool square over the area.

5. Use a 100% cotton T‑shirt to prevent your dog from reaching the site.

6. For leg wounds, we offer custom sheepskin leg protector, email us with measurements.

What Is the Difference Between Sheepskin and Sheep Wool?

• Sheepskin includes the hide with the wool still attached.

• Sheep wool is the fibre shorn from the sheep and used to create breathable, washable wool products.

At Soul Comfort, we use sheep wool fabric for most of our products because it is soft, durable, and machine washable.

What Is Sheep Wool Fabric?

Our wool fabric is made from:

• Wool fibre (sheared from sheep)

• A soft nylon grid

• A medical‑grade acrylic stabilizer

The wool is “knitted” into the grid and stabilized to create a flat, plush surface that looks like sheepskin, without the hide, making it washable and ideal for wound care.

General Care

• Expect light shedding at first; this is normal

• Keep away from high heat and direct sunlight

• Wool may “clump” over time, but this does not affect performance

• Brush lightly after laundering if you prefer a fluffier look

Washing Instructions

• Machine wash on delicate in cool/lukewarm water (up to 70°C)

• Use wool soap with lanolin (e.g., Eucalan)

• Air dry or tumble with NO heat

• Remove from dryer at 85% dry

• Spot clean with warm water (up to 70°C) and disinfecting soap

• Do not bleach

Wool is naturally antimicrobial and does not require frequent washing. To freshen, hang outside in moist air (out of sunlight); the wool will release moisture and self‑refresh.