WAP:5 Zinc ointment 50 ml 🐶🛡️🌿

Universal zinc ointment for dogs with nanoparticle-free zinc , which creates a protective barrier on the skin and helps with sensitive, irritated or stressed skin.

Contents: 50 ml
Type: gentle barrier care • without nanoparticles

WAP:5 Zinc Ointment is an effective and mild zinc ointment for dogs that protects problem areas and soothes itching and irritation. Perfect as a "first aid ointment" in everyday life when the skin is irritated.

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Benefits

• ✅ Soothes and protects – soothes irritated skin and forms a protective film

• ✅ For problem skin – suitable for hotspots, eczema, itching, mosquito bites, scars and skin irritation

• ✅ Natural soothing care – chamomile and borage oil help reduce irritation and support skin calmness

• ✅ Nanoparticle-free zinc – gentle and safe formula

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When does it make the most sense?

• When the skin is red, sensitive, dry or irritated

• In “classic” places: paws, groin, armpits, skin folds, around minor scratches

• After insect bites, minor skin abrasions or if the dog licks an area a lot

Real talk: If there is an oozing wound, severe swelling, a bad smell, fever, or the dog seems affected, then see a vet before using ointment.

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How to use WAP:5 Zinc Ointment

1️⃣ Gently cleanse the area and dry the skin
2️⃣ Apply a thin layer to the affected area
3️⃣ Repeat as needed (typically 1–2 times daily)

Tip: If the dog wants to lick it off, use the collar/bodysuit for a short period of time - otherwise the effect will wear off.

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Ingredient highlights

• Zinc (nanoparticle-free) – barrier and protection

• Chamomile – soothing care for irritation

• Borage oil – known for skin-friendly fatty acids, supports skin balance

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Sustainability & animal welfare

• 🐾 Gentle barrier care = less itching and less stress for the dog

• 🌿 Focus on simple, skin-friendly ingredients without nanoparticles

• zinc ointment for dogs without nanoparticles

• zinc ointment for hotspots and irritated dog skin

• ointment for dogs against itching and insect bites

• Barrier cream for dogs for eczema and dry skin

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FAQ

Can I use it on hotspots?
Yes, it is obvious as barrier care. But hotspots can be infectious – if it spreads quickly or oozes, it needs to be assessed.

Is it safe when the dog licks?
It is gentle, but you should still limit licking, otherwise you will lose the effect. You may want to use a collar/bodysuit for a short time.

Can it be used on open wounds?
For small scratches, a barrier may be fine, but for open/oozing wounds: clean, assess and contact a veterinarian if in doubt.

What does nanoparticle-free zinc mean?
This means that the zinc is not nano-sized – many opt for a more “classic” and safe formulation.