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Rick;
EMT gel is a must have for anyone hunting with a dog. About 5 yrs. ago my Lab had gashed himself on an old barb wire fence on his right shoulder. I cleaned the wound, applied the gel and within 12 hours the wound had healed. My hunting partner is a veterinarian and thought he would have to stitch it up but was amazed at the healing in such a short period of time. Well worth the cost at any price. It also works pretty good on humans too.
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