Vetramil® is a range of honey based products for skin care and to assist the natural recovery of fur and ears for all animals.
See overview of product range www.vetramil.com/products
About Vetramil®
- Vetramil® is exclusively developed for the care of animals.
- Vetramil® is a mixture of honey and essential oils which both are beneficial to the skin of the animal
- Vetramil® is soothing, and smears easily on (hairy) skin, even under moist conditions
Vetramil® history
- Honey has been used for human wound healing and skin treatments since ancient times.
- In modern times soldiers in World War 1 used honey to prevent wound infections.
- In the 20th Century medicinal honey is becoming a serious remedy for wound healing through extensive studies and a search for a non-antibiotic remedy to treat infected wounds and minimize the spread of antimicrobial resistance.
- Dr. Tineke Creemers performed research on flower biology at Wageningen University for over 15 years before Bfactory was founded in 2002 with Dr. Willem Bosma.
- Vetramil® honey ointment was launched 2005. The range of effective honey products under Vetramil® brand has developed to include more than five different honey products optimized for different uses.
- Vetramil® honey range is sold in many countries within and outside Europe and has gained acceptance and outstandingly positive experience both from veterinarians and animal owners.
Vetramil®
Vetramil® is a range of honey based products for skin care and to assist the natural recovery of fur and ears for all animals.
See overview of product range www.vetramil.com/products
About Vetramil®
- Vetramil® is exclusively developed for the care of animals.
- Vetramil® is a mixture of honey and essential oils which both are beneficial to the skin of the animal
- Vetramil® is soothing, and smears easily on (hairy) skin, even under moist conditions
Vetramil® history
- Honey has been used for human wound healing and skin treatments since ancient times.
- In modern times soldiers in World War 1 used honey to prevent wound infections.
- In the 20th Century medicinal honey is becoming a serious remedy for wound healing through extensive studies and a search for a non-antibiotic remedy to treat infected wounds and minimize the spread of antimicrobial resistance.
- Dr. Tineke Creemers performed research on flower biology at Wageningen University for over 15 years before Bfactory was founded in 2002 with Dr. Willem Bosma.
- Vetramil® honey ointment was launched 2005. The range of effective honey products under Vetramil® brand has developed to include more than five different honey products optimized for different uses.
- Vetramil® honey range is sold in many countries within and outside Europe and has gained acceptance and outstandingly positive experience both from veterinarians and animal owners.