Also it sticks fine to healthy skin, but it only sticks for a little while to the cuts and scrapes

Manually "pulling" this stuff off will take the skin with it, and solvents like acetone do not easily break the bond

Vetbond works well to close or seal the painful skin cracks (even the ones that bleed), doesn't sting or wear off quickly like liquid bandage/skin

If you cut yourself, clean the area, use ice if needed to slow the bleeding, pinch the skin together, and pour on the glue

My dog Bruno is diabetic, accident-prone, and has very delicate skin.

It helps cuts and cracked skin heal better and faster.

I clean for a living, like to garden, and have dry, sensitive skin

but I have to admit to using to close skin cracks (I work with wood and that dries my fingers out badly) and it works better than any other product I have ever tried

This stuff literally cured (on my clean, dry skin) in four seconds

While skin should be cleaned before usage, it WILL still bond if there is oil on the

He's a Pit-Bull / Lab / Shar-Pei mix, and it seems his skin has been more delicate lately, and tearing open more often.

I get painful skin cracks in the winter, at the corners of my thumbs and fingers.

So why can't they bring back the original product under a new name and say it is just for pets?It is much more effective and lasts much longer than "Nexcare Skin Crack Care"

CA adhesive is thinner than water, flows and "wicks" into small crevices, coats tender skin areas and cures in 3-4 seconds (not minutes)