Chicken Wound Care ProGel for Chickens | Targeted Skin & Feather Support

Here on the ranch, we have a couple dozen chickens, and as with all animals, they're bound to get hurt or have some health-related issues eventually, so when I saw this I ordered it. Coincidentally, nearly immediately after receiving it, we had a young chick that has a bum leg, and we've started applying this to it, and she's getting better.

We have other livestock, along with their species-specific treatments, so I was glad to get this, since it's primarily meant for chickens and other poultry. That being said, it can also be used on other animals.

This is a great product to have in your livestock medicine cabinet, because you always want to have it on hand before you actually need it.

I hope I don’t need this Chicken’s Choice Poultry Wound Care ProGel, but I’m very glad to have it on hand for my flock.
It’s a non-stinging, pH-optimized gel designed for cuts, abrasions, pecking sores, bumblefoot, vent prolapse, and other minor skin issues in chickens. The formula is described as safe, non-toxic, and supportive of the natural healing process. Easy pump bottle and clear directions make it simple to use when needed.
A practical addition to any chicken-keeper’s first-aid kit. Peace of mind is worth it!

The Chicken Wound Care ProGel is a great pick for treating skin injuries on backyard chickens. The gel texture clings well to feathers and skin, making it easy to apply without dripping, and it creates a protective barrier that helps keep dirt and bacteria out. It’s designed for targeted healing, so it works well on pecks, scratches, minor cuts, and irritated spots. The formula is gentle, fast‑acting, and ideal for keeping your flock comfortable while wounds heal cleanly.

Chickens get into trouble. With each other. With dirt that is too hard. With shiny objects. With growing their nails. With pretty much anything. Having wound care on hand is critical. This stuff helps when the inevitable occurs. You NEED some kind of wound care in your toolbox. Get this.