Always refer to the product label for the complete and current ingredient list. Supona Aerosol typically contains veterinary antiseptic agents and carrier ingredients formulated for topical use, packaged in a 385ml pressurised aerosol can. For safety and regulatory compliance, check the label for active ingredient names, concentrations and any excipients or propellants.

1. Clip or remove excess hair around the wound if needed and gently clean gross dirt with water or saline prior to application.
2. Shake the aerosol well. Hold the can 10–20 cm from the wound and spray evenly for 1–2 seconds to cover the area.
3. Allow the spray to dry. Repeat dressing or reapply as advised by a veterinarian.
4. For deep, large, contaminated or heavily bleeding wounds, seek veterinary attention; use this spray as an adjunct to professional care.
5. Avoid spraying into eyes, mouth, nose, or on large open cavities. If contact occurs, flush with water and contact a veterinarian.

Supona Aerosol 385ml is suitable for:

• Companion animals: dogs and cats (for minor skin wounds and abrasions).
• Equine use: horses for minor cuts, scrapes and skin irritations.
• Farm animals: cattle, sheep and goats for routine first‑aid wound management.
• Veterinarians, farm managers, groomers and responsible pet owners needing an easy-to-apply antiseptic spray.

Read the label and safety data sheet before use. As a pressurised aerosol, Supona may be flammable — keep away from heat, sparks, open flames and hot surfaces. Store upright in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and temperatures above those advised on the label. Keep out of reach of children. Use only as directed; if adverse reactions occur, discontinue use and contact a veterinarian. Dispose of empty cans according to local regulations.