3M VetbondTissue Adhesive, 3ml Bottles w/MSDS (2 Bottles)

Works great

This works amazing. I keep on hand for any dog injuries that may occur. Works very well. Use a very tiny amount.

Worth every penny, does not burn or sting, holds skin together once Clean sanitary. Dries instantly & lasts

Not as good as Dermabond as Dermabond remains flexible but couldn't find it for sale.

This product is a must have for any first aid kit. I keep some with my animal emergency kit, but also in my first aid for humans. This stuff works extremely well. Especially for children, and animals who will often be difficult to give traditional stitches to. They gave my at the time 1 year old this in the er instead of traditional stitches. I asked what to do if/ when it tore open. She privately off the record recommend I buy these. It saved me hundreds of dollars in er visits to reseal his stitches. Buy it, and just keep it on hand. I would recommend you don't use this unless the wound has been seen by a professional, always be observant of signs of infection, and act promptly and accordingly.

I've used this on both my dog and on myself. As others have mentioned, it's very thin and watery and relatively hard to apply on human skin compared to dermabond. That said, it's much easier to apply on dogs - perhaps the hairiness helps contain the liquid. It hardens faster on dogs and closed up the wound perfectly.In my case, it was hard to approximate the edges of the wound while applying this, but it did eventually work out just fine. In a pinch, it does the job although if you're worried about scarring, I probably wouldn't use it. On dogs, it's great.

Extra adhesive for holding glocose sensor on our dog. Just a few drops works well. There is a special solvent for loosening when removing.

Because you can see it. Spend the extra money. Great to have for dogs and people!