Highly effective:
Broad spectrum of antimicrobial action
Effective against various types of skin lesions
Quick pain relief
Boosts skin regeneration
Safe:
No age restrictions
Licensed for various animal species
Easy to administer:
Easy treatment of cavity wounds
Administered once daily
Drug for treatment of wounds
Ranosan Ointment is used in dogs, cats, fur-bearing animals, pet rodents and sporting horses externally for treatment of wounds of
various etiologies, burns, pressure sores, frostbites, inflammatory diseases of the skin and soft tissues, as well as for the prevention of
postoperative infections (after castration, tail and ear cropping, suturing).
Hydroxymethylquinoxylindioxide — 10 mg/g, methyluracil — 30 mg/g, chloramphenicol — 10 mg/g, lidocaine hydrochloride — 50
mg/g, excipients.
Ranosan Ointment is administered to animals externally once daily until the affected surface is fully healed, but no more than for 14 days. If necessary, before applying the ointment, hair should be
clipped off from the affected surface and the wound should be cleaned to remove mechanical dirt, crusts and scabs and rinsed with an antiseptic solution.
A thin layer of Ranosan Ointment should be applied to the affected surface using a spatula, glass stick, or cotton-gauze swab and evenly distributed moving from the periphery to the center of the affected area including up to 1 cm of unaffected skin.
Open wounds are covered with a gauze wipe with the ointment applied to it and secured with a bandage; for cavity wounds, the ointment is applied using the drainage method.
Contraindications include the animal’s individual intolerance to the drug components (including from past medical history).
The drug should be stored sealed in the manufacturer packaging, protected from direct sunlight and kept separate from food
products and feeds at temperatures between 0 ºС and +25 ºС.
The drug has a shelf life of 2 years from the date of manufacture, provided that the storage conditions are met at all times.
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