TVM Dermapliq Extracellular Matrix Substitute Spray 7.5 ml

When should TVM’s Dermapliq be used for skin healing?

When an animal sustains a wound, the skin loses some of its natural structure. It’s a bit like a wall whose mortar has been damaged: the bricks are still there, but they no longer hold together properly. This spray acts as a substitute for this “biological glue” by providing components similar to the extracellular matrix, which are essential for rebuilding functional skin tissue and promoting optimal skin repair.

Thanks to the presence of RGTA—biopolymers that mimic the heparan sulfates naturally found in the skin—the product recreates an environment conducive to healing. These molecules play a key role in protecting and stabilizing the growth factors involved in regeneration. Result: the skin gradually regains its ability to repair itself effectively, as if scaffolding were being re-erected to guide the process.

This mechanism also helps protect the compromised skin barrier. When injured, the skin becomes vulnerable to external aggressors. By recreating a stable microenvironment, this treatment limits disruptions and helps tissues heal under optimal conditions. This proves particularly useful in sensitive animals or those prone to slow healing.

Another beneficial effect relates to the animal’s comfort. By restoring the balance of the skin tissue, the product helps soothe the compromised area and reduce the discomfort associated with the wound. The animal is then less tempted to lick or scratch, which promotes a more peaceful and even healing process.

This spray is suitable for many species, from dogs to horses and exotic pets. Its sterile formulation and safe dispensing system ensure hygienic use, minimizing any risk of contamination. It is a valuable tool for at-home care, particularly for superficial wounds or as a complement to veterinary care.

To enhance the healing effect, you can combine this treatment with Beaphar Derma+ Wound Ointment, which provides an additional protective barrier and supports skin regeneration as part of a comprehensive approach.

How do you use this veterinary spray?

Directions for Use

Thoroughly clean the affected area before application. Spray the solution by holding the bottle about 5 cm from the skin to ensure even distribution. Allow it to take effect for at least 5 minutes before applying any medication or dressing. Reapply every 2 to 3 days depending on the wound’s progress.

Daily use is not recommended. The duration of use may range from a few days to several weeks, depending on your pet’s needs. Your veterinarian may adjust these recommendations based on your pet’s specific situation.

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Precautions

• Keep out of reach of children
• For external use only
• For veterinary use only

What are the ingredients in this wound-healing spray?

Ingredients

RGTA (Carboxymethylglucose Sulfate Polymers) 750 μg, Excipients q.s.p. 7.5 ml

Packaging

7.5 ml spray packaged in a cardboard box, available online at the best price, for accelerated skin repair.

Our expert advice on TVM Dermapliq for skin healing

When applied to a clean wound, this type of treatment acts as a true “reconstruction support” for the skin. To optimize its effectiveness, avoid applying it too frequently, as this could disrupt the tissue’s natural balance. Monitor the wound’s progress regularly and, if necessary, use mechanical protection (a bandage or collar) to prevent the pet from licking the wound. If in doubt or in the case of a deep wound, consult your veterinarian to determine the appropriate course of treatment.

FAQ

Is this spray suitable for all animals?
Yes, it can be used on dogs, cats, horses, and exotic pets, provided you follow the usage recommendations.

Can it be used on an open wound?
Yes, on a clean, superficial wound. For deep or infected wounds, veterinary advice is recommended.

How often should the product be applied?
One application every 2 to 3 days is generally sufficient. More frequent use is not recommended.