Clotisol Blood Stop Gel 2 oz

Fast, Clean Bleeding Control for Everyday Pet Grooming

Clotisol® Blood Stop Gel provides a simple and effective solution for controlling minor bleeding that can occur during routine grooming and everyday pet care. Designed as a liquid alternative to messy styptic powders, this easy-to-apply gel helps quickly stop bleeding from nail trims, small cuts, and minor wounds.

The convenient applicator bottle allows pet owners, groomers, veterinary professionals, and livestock owners to apply the product directly where needed with minimal waste and less mess.

Accidental cuts can happen during nail trimming, especially when trimming dark nails or caring for active pets. Keeping Clotisol® Blood Stop Gel on hand allows you to quickly address minor incidents and continue grooming with confidence.

Its compact 2-ounce size makes it a useful addition to grooming kits, first aid supplies, tack rooms, and pet care stations.

Features & Benefits

• Helps quickly stop minor bleeding
• Ideal for nail trims, small cuts, and minor wounds
• Gel formula eliminates messy powders
• Convenient applicator bottle for easy use
• Precise application with minimal waste
• Great for home, professional, and veterinary use
• Compact 2 oz bottle for easy storage
• Excellent addition to pet first aid kits

Ideal For

• Dogs
• Cats
• Puppies
• Kittens
• Small animals
• Grooming salons
• Veterinary clinics
• General pet first aid supplies

Perfect for Grooming Emergencies

Keep Clotisol® Blood Stop Gel nearby when:

• Trimming pet nails
• Grooming at home
• Performing routine maintenance
• Stocking a pet first aid kit
• Traveling with pets

How to Use

1. Clean the affected area if necessary.
2. Apply a small amount directly to the bleeding site.
3. Allow the product to work without excessive wiping.
4. Monitor the area to ensure bleeding has stopped.

Always follow label instructions for proper application.

Important Safety Information

For external use only. Use on minor bleeding associated with nail trims, small cuts, and superficial wounds. Seek veterinary care for severe, persistent, or deep wounds.