Turn "I don't know what else to try" into "Holy Hannah, look at that granulation tissue."
Maybe you're the vet with one wound that's been sitting there for three weeks doing absolutely nothing, or maybe you're the pet parent watching it happen while your dog pulls off every bandage. Either way, you're still thinking about it at 10pm, and RediHeal is what happens next.
About the Great Dane in our photos: Dr. Daniela Bernard treated this paw laceration, which was stalled for 3 weeks, with RediHeal fiber. That's the same GL1605 bioactive fiber we mill into this ointment.
Week-one visible progress on wounds that were going nowhere
Infection control without adding to antibiotic resistance concerns
Owners who actually can (and will) treat at home - even on pets who hate bandages
Healing that's fast enough to shock you and clean enough to photograph
Our borate-based, bioactive, hydrophilic formula does what stalled wounds need most: stimulates new blood vessels, accelerates healthy tissue formation, and maintains the moisture balance that lets healing actually happen.
And yes, it's safe if they lick it.
Traditional treatments have plateaued and you need a reset
Bandaging isn't realistic (location, patient, or owner situation)
You want infection protection without reaching for antibiotics
The owner needs something simple enough to actually do at home
Perfect for many kinds of wounds, including pressure sores, hot spots, surgical sites, and any wound in an impossible-to-wrap location.
1ml – Trial size or small wounds, about five days of twice-daily treatment on a 2.5 x 2.5 inch wound
6ml – Our most popular size; about a month of twice-daily treatment on that same wound
30ml – For large wounds, high-volume practices and zoos, at about 22 cents per application
Application advice is based on our bench testing, where 0.1ml covered about 2.5 x 2.5 inches.
Clean the wound and gently remove any loose, dead tissue at the edges. Using a clean or gloved finger, apply a thin layer (thicker isn't better), either spread evenly or dotted about an inch apart so it melts across the surface. Reapply 1 to 4 times a day, more often if the wound looks dry, and continue until it's fully healed over with healthy pink tissue. RediHeal is bandage- optional, and if you cover it, use a breathable, non-adherent dressing.
If you choose not to cover it, keep the patient from licking it for at least 15 minutes while it absorbs, since licking won't hurt them but does wipe some of the ointment away. A treat, a distraction or an e-collar all help.
A bright red wound bed in the first day or two is usually new capillaries forming, and a bluish or greenish tint can come from the material itself. If the wound develops a foul odor, always check in with a veterinarian.
Storage: No refrigeration needed, and it keeps for one year, opened or unopened.
Does it actually work?
RediHeal is built on borate-based bioactive glass, backed by decades of research. In published veterinary work, stalled wounds reached complete granulation coverage in an average of 4.8 days after bioactive fibers were applied (Simons & Ben-Amotz, 2017). The ointment is our fiber, milled down into a semi-occlusive base, so it carries the same active material.
What will I see, and when?
Many users see a bright red wound bed within a day or two, which is usually new capillaries forming at the surface. Some wounds take up to a week to show real improvement.
What does it cost per treatment?
In our bench testing, 0.1ml covers about 2.5 x 2.5 inches. That's around $1.40 per application with the 1ml, under 50 cents with the 6ml and about 22 cents with the 30ml.
How does it compare to silver-based treatments?
In a 2025 lab study published in Future Microbiology, GL1605, the bioactive fiber in RediHeal, reduced S. epidermidis and E. coli biofilms by 5-log within 24 hours, while silver reached about a 2-log reduction at most (Fakher & Westenberg, 2025).
When shouldn't I use it?
Skip it on heavily draining or highly exudative wounds. It's for topical use only.
Not sure it fits your case?
Book a call with Jennifer, call 888-289-1890 or email avalon@avalonmed.com. For the research, case library and full FAQ, visit the RediHeal Ointment page.
Turn "I don't know what else to try" into "Holy Hannah, look at that granulation tissue."
Maybe you're the vet with one wound that's been sitting there for three weeks doing absolutely nothing, or maybe you're the pet parent watching it happen while your dog pulls off every bandage. Either way, you're still thinking about it at 10pm, and RediHeal is what happens next.
About the Great Dane in our photos: Dr. Daniela Bernard treated this paw laceration, which was stalled for 3 weeks, with RediHeal fiber. That's the same GL1605 bioactive fiber we mill into this ointment.
Week-one visible progress on wounds that were going nowhere
Infection control without adding to antibiotic resistance concerns
Owners who actually can (and will) treat at home - even on pets who hate bandages
Healing that's fast enough to shock you and clean enough to photograph
Our borate-based, bioactive, hydrophilic formula does what stalled wounds need most: stimulates new blood vessels, accelerates healthy tissue formation, and maintains the moisture balance that lets healing actually happen.
And yes, it's safe if they lick it.
Traditional treatments have plateaued and you need a reset
Bandaging isn't realistic (location, patient, or owner situation)
You want infection protection without reaching for antibiotics
The owner needs something simple enough to actually do at home
Perfect for many kinds of wounds, including pressure sores, hot spots, surgical sites, and any wound in an impossible-to-wrap location.
1ml – Trial size or small wounds, about five days of twice-daily treatment on a 2.5 x 2.5 inch wound
6ml – Our most popular size; about a month of twice-daily treatment on that same wound
30ml – For large wounds, high-volume practices and zoos, at about 22 cents per application
Application advice is based on our bench testing, where 0.1ml covered about 2.5 x 2.5 inches.
Clean the wound and gently remove any loose, dead tissue at the edges. Using a clean or gloved finger, apply a thin layer (thicker isn't better), either spread evenly or dotted about an inch apart so it melts across the surface. Reapply 1 to 4 times a day, more often if the wound looks dry, and continue until it's fully healed over with healthy pink tissue. RediHeal is bandage- optional, and if you cover it, use a breathable, non-adherent dressing.
If you choose not to cover it, keep the patient from licking it for at least 15 minutes while it absorbs, since licking won't hurt them but does wipe some of the ointment away. A treat, a distraction or an e-collar all help.
A bright red wound bed in the first day or two is usually new capillaries forming, and a bluish or greenish tint can come from the material itself. If the wound develops a foul odor, always check in with a veterinarian.
Storage: No refrigeration needed, and it keeps for one year, opened or unopened.
Does it actually work?
RediHeal is built on borate-based bioactive glass, backed by decades of research. In published veterinary work, stalled wounds reached complete granulation coverage in an average of 4.8 days after bioactive fibers were applied (Simons & Ben-Amotz, 2017). The ointment is our fiber, milled down into a semi-occlusive base, so it carries the same active material.
What will I see, and when?
Many users see a bright red wound bed within a day or two, which is usually new capillaries forming at the surface. Some wounds take up to a week to show real improvement.
What does it cost per treatment?
In our bench testing, 0.1ml covers about 2.5 x 2.5 inches. That's around $1.40 per application with the 1ml, under 50 cents with the 6ml and about 22 cents with the 30ml.
How does it compare to silver-based treatments?
In a 2025 lab study published in Future Microbiology, GL1605, the bioactive fiber in RediHeal, reduced S. epidermidis and E. coli biofilms by 5-log within 24 hours, while silver reached about a 2-log reduction at most (Fakher & Westenberg, 2025).
When shouldn't I use it?
Skip it on heavily draining or highly exudative wounds. It's for topical use only.
Not sure it fits your case?
Book a call with Jennifer, call 888-289-1890 or email avalon@avalonmed.com. For the research, case library and full FAQ, visit the RediHeal Ointment page.
Weight: 0.2 oz
