Shop Dr. Naylor® Blu-Kote 4 oz. Dauber Bottle

Fast-Drying, Germ-Killing Wound Dressing Trusted by Farmers & Animal Owners Since 1940.

Powerful Protection Against Germs, Fungus & Infection

When your animals need dependable wound care, Dr. Naylor® Blu-Kote delivers. This antiseptic, fungicidal wound dressing penetrates deeply to fight infection, kill germs, and dry up pox-like or moist lesions quickly. The fast-drying formula helps reduce pus formation, speeds up healing, and keeps wounds clean—without stinging or harsh chemicals.

Perfect for use on poultry, horses, goats, sheep, dogs, and small animals, Blu-Kote is an essential in every barn, coop, and tack room.

Product Highlights

• Kills Germs & Fungi Fast: Fights bacterial and fungal infections that cause slow healing.
• Dries Quickly: Reduces pus, dries lesions, and protects the wound site.
• Treats Bumblefoot, Scratches & Ringworm: Works on poultry, horses, goats, rabbits, and more.
• Prevents Group Pecking in Chickens: The vivid blue color deters pecking and helps identify treated birds.
• Multipurpose Farm Use: Ideal for cuts, chafes, abrasions, and as a post-castration wound dressing.
• Veterinarian-Trusted Formula: A go-to for decades in wound care and infection prevention.
• Easy-to-Use Dauber Bottle: Mess-free, precise application—no overspray, no waste.

Buy Online or Visit Our Spartanburg, SC Store

Get your Dr. Naylor® Blu-Kote 4 oz. Dauber Bottle today—trusted by generations of farmers and animal lovers.
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Store Location: 7043 Howard St., Spartanburg, SC 29303
Phone: 864-583-1443
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Active Ingredients

• Sodium Propionate
• Gentian Violet
• Acriflavine
• Water, Urea, Glycerine, Isopropyl Alcohol (32% by volume)

Caution:

• For animal use only
• Do not use on cats
• Avoid eyes, mouth, nostrils, and mucous membranes
• Prevent animals from licking treated area
• Blu-Kote stains anything—use carefully!
• Not for use on horses intended for food

Common Uses

• Treat Bumblefoot in chickens, guinea pigs, and small animals
• Heals scratches, wire cuts, galls, chafes, and abrasions
• Helps with ringworm, fungal infections, and itchy skin
• Dries moist or scabby lesions and prevents reinfection
• Prevents group pecking in poultry
• Useful for drying the umbilical cord in newborn livestock
• Aids healing after castration or minor surgical wounds

Tip: Apply Blu-Kote once or twice daily after cleaning the wound. Always allow to dry completely before reapplying or bandaging.

FAQs – Long-Tail Search Optimized

Q: What is Dr. Naylor Blu-Kote used for?
A: Blu-Kote is a fungicidal and germicidal wound dressing used to treat cuts, fungal infections, bumblefoot, ringworm, and scratches in livestock, poultry, and small animals.

Q: Can Blu-Kote be used on chickens?
A: Yes! It’s one of the most effective treatments for bumblefoot, fowl pox, and scaly leg, while also deterring pecking due to its blue color.

Q: Is Blu-Kote safe for dogs or cats?
A: Blu-Kote can be used on dogs (prevent licking) but never on cats, as it can be toxic to them.

Q: Can Blu-Kote treat ringworm in goats or horses?
A: Absolutely. Blu-Kote’s fungicidal formula helps eliminate ringworm, goat pox, and skin fungus quickly.

Q: How do I apply Blu-Kote Dauber?
A: Simply clean the wound area and apply with the dauber tip. Use enough to cover the lesion but avoid oversaturation.

Q: How often should I reapply?
A: Reapply once or twice daily until healing is complete.

Q: Does Blu-Kote stain?
A: Yes — it stains skin, fur, and fabric, so use gloves and apply carefully.

Q: Can Blu-Kote be used on newborn animals?
A: Yes, it’s excellent for drying umbilical cords and preventing infection in newborn livestock.

Why Farmers & Animal Owners Trust Dr. Naylor® Blu-Kote

“The best product for treating bumblefoot in my flock—heals fast every time.”
“Blu-Kote is my go-to for scratches and cuts on my horse. Works better than anything else.”
“Perfect for farm first aid—heals wounds, stops pecking, and keeps infections away.”