Pet First Aid Swabs Set 100Pcs, 70% Alcohol & Povidone-Iodine, Wound Care Antiseptic Skin Prep, Individually Wrapped for Pets

Two Swabs, Two Jobs — Everything You Need for Everyday Pet Care

70% isopropyl alcohol swabs for skin prep and cleaning, paired with povidone-iodine swabs for wound antisepsis — individually wrapped for hygiene and convenience.

Why This Combo

Pet care at home often calls for two different kinds of swabs, each suited to a different job:

1. Iodine swabs for cleaning and disinfecting wounds, cuts, and scrapes
2. Alcohol swabs for prepping skin before an injection, cleaning grooming tools, and wiping down the area around (not directly on) an injury

Keeping both on hand means you're prepared for more situations without needing to guess which one to reach for.

Pet Iodine Swabs — Povidone-Iodine

For Wound Cleaning & Antiseptic Care

Gentle, broad-spectrum antiseptic suitable for cleaning minor cuts, scrapes, and wounds
Individually wrapped for single, hygienic use
Snap-and-squeeze design releases the solution onto the cotton tip

How to Use:

1. Snap one end of the swab to release the liquid
2. Allow the iodine to flow into the cotton tip
3. Gently clean the affected area, working outward from the center of the wound
4. Use once and discard

Pet Alcohol Swabs — 70% Isopropyl Alcohol

For Skin Prep & Cleaning — Not for Open Wounds

Alcohol is excellent for general skin prep and cleaning tasks, but it can sting and irritate exposed tissue, so it's best kept away from open wounds. Good uses include:

1. Prepping the skin before an injection (such as at-home insulin shots)
2. Cleaning the skin around a nail-trimming area (not the exposed quick itself)
3. Disinfecting grooming tools, thermometers, and other pet care items

How to Use:

1. Snap one end of the swab to release the liquid
2. Allow the alcohol to flow into the cotton tip
3. Wipe the area to be prepped or the tool to be cleaned
4. Use once and discard

Important Safety Notes

For external use only
Avoid contact with eyes
Keep out of reach of children
Do not apply alcohol swabs directly to open wounds or broken skin — use the iodine swabs for wound cleaning instead
If a wound is deep, won't stop bleeding, shows signs of infection (redness, swelling, discharge, odor), or resulted from an animal bite, contact your veterinarian promptly rather than relying on home care alone

Who It's For

Dog, cat, rabbit, and small pet owners handling everyday minor cuts and scrapes
Pet owners managing at-home injections who need reliable skin prep
Anyone keeping a well-stocked pet first aid kit