Miracle Care Kwik Stop Styptic Powder, 0.5 Oz

First time buyer and I am a keeper. This powder helped me start new root growth on hydrangeas. Small size container goes a long way. Easy to use, no smell. Safe to use. Good quality because it gave to roots within days and I was able to plant with in a week outside.

I bought this to have on hand for my pets, and it does the job perfectly. A little goes a long way—just a small amount instantly stops bleeding from minor nail trims or small cuts. It’s reassuring to know it also has a pain-relieving ingredient, so my pets are more comfortable when accidents happen.We have a chocolate lab with dark nails so we struggle not hitting the quick. The container is compact but holds plenty of powder, and it’s easy to dip his nail right in. Definitely a must-have for any pet owner’s first aid kit.

I have a rescued blue hyacinth macaw that not only plucks but she also barbs her feathers and creates blood feathers. This product helps me stop the bleeding from the feather and/or from the skin point where I had to pull the feather and stop the bleeding. This product works the quickest and sometimes I just have to pour the powder on and hold her still for a couple of minutes which every time has been enough to stop the bleeding and stop it quick. I even had a need to this container this morning. I use to order the smaller container but I have found this bigger one and I get more to have on hand. Honestly for example this morning when i just poured it on her i prob used to much but I dont care I need to treat her quickly and with a product that works. THIS IS IT and honestly if this works on my very large rescue parrot it will work for you.

Miracle Care Kwik Stop is a total essential if you have a pet chicken in the house like I do. My girl had a little toe nick during nail trimming, and this powder stopped the bleeding instantly. No stress, no mess—just a quick dab and she was back to waddling around like nothing happened.It doesn’t seem to sting or bother her at all, and I love how fast and effective it is. Honestly, if you’ve got a house chicken (or any bird), you NEED this in your pet first aid kit. Total peace of mind. 🐥💛

I don’t like to give less than a million stars. I also appreciate honest reviews, even just opinion, especially when it includes specifics.To be fair, adding minor details, can help. Right?Maybe this powder would be perfect for someone not trying to clip thick, tough Bassett Hound toenails, accurately described in a review for dog toenail clipper as “ bear claws.”Maybe you wouldn’t ever even need to open the box. It stays on a shelf for someday - just in case “there’s blood.”Well, with that eventuality in mind - the box opens easily but the plastic container inside - not so much.Should you need it, remember - you bought powder. There is powder inside. And it can poof and fly when wrenched open. But then, I have arthritis. You’d probably have no problem.Still, if you’re opening it, it is because you do have a problem. There’s blood. So, arthritis or not, you may be in a hurry and heads up here - you might lose some powder.Kind of a waste but the good thing is the powder has some benzocaine for pain relief. The flip side of that is that there is someone in painIf you are using this because you have been clipping your dog’s toenails and missed, you already feel bad. So it’s at least nice to think the powder helps the pain. We hope.It does not stop the trauma ( not the powder’s claim or flaw) but does slow or even stop the bleeding.This is not a great scenario but it sadly happens. Hence the purchase. Chosen in my case for the low price. Was also purchasing new clippers. For really really hard toenails. You get what you... yes.Also, there is no applicator.Notice that little detail beforeyour dog is bleeding or you will be dumping the powder on a towel or in your hand. It comes out in a hasty cloud that you then ( if you are me) clump on a wounded paw as the owner of the paw is trying frantically to escape.At that point, at least here, the powder was half gone. Again, the frenzy that accompanies the entire process ( here) is not the fault of the powder.It is not terrible that there are no applicators. It may be more sanitary to use a q-tip. I mean, “ swab.” The instructions suggest that. Tried that next.True - it is less wasteful to dip a fuzzy swab into the powder than to dump it. But remember, at the point the dipping is needed, you have a very unhappy bleeding dog and both of you are now covered in powder and fuzz and blood and who knows where the clipped toenail flew. Probably into his dog food, or, more justified, yours.Was a mess, at least here, and kind of a waste.I guess this is an unintended commentary on the selected clippers.Also unfair. See what I mean? Basset Hound toenails are, as one clipper reviewer described, “bear claws.” Poor hounds. Bred for digging. And other things.Won’t even mention their ears. Precious, good dogs. Ignorant humans.Should just get a styptic pencil. Or a professional.

Works quick, very easy to use. Great price. Had to order in a pinch and it arrived fast

I’ve only needed to use Kwik Stop once, but it’s a must-have for pet owners! It's easy to use. During a routine nail trim, I accidentally clipped the quick on my bird’s nail. I applied Kwik Stop as directed, and it stopped the bleeding instantly. My bird recovered perfectly with no signs of infection.

As a vet tech I love having Kwik stop on hand for when trimming my friends dog nails