3M VetbondTissue Adhesive, 3ml Bottles (Limited Edition)

Really works on holding my dog's sensor on her! She's diabetic, and it lasts the full 14 days! Easily removes w/Dawn liquid detergent.

Off-label use here.I have ridge on thumbnail that is always splitting, cracking, lifting, catching, and splitting further and further back into nail bed. Yowza.To protect it from snagging, splitting, I've tried bandaid, medical paper tape, medical foam tape, silicone finger cots, latex finger cots, press-on nails (w superglue), UV gel nails, and trimming clipping filing it all the way down. All to varying degrees of impermanence and failure.So tried this medical grade super glue (albeit for animals, still safer than craft superglue!). Did the trick. Viscosity is super thin, thinner than craft superglue. Comes w add-on micro tips which I found unnecessary. Just invert bottle, let 1-2 drips touch nail, tap bottle right side up to remove any air bubbles and excess glue from skinny tip, recap, done. Glue is tinted blue in bottle, but very sheer on nail, barely perceptible. So far, ridge hasn't cracked through glue. Hasn't peeled, flaked or popped off. Just going to let glue spot grow out w split ridge.And STOP buffing that ridge down, which makes it thin, which starts the split cycle all over again.

Our Yorkshire terrier got a laceration on his chest & the skin is like tissue paper, kept getting bigger. Received this tissue adhesive quickly (no complaints). Being retired specialty nurse helped considerably. Knew how to clean wound & disinfect before closing & applying adhesive. Today, not even a scar. Worked for us. But please be careful. You don’t want to close a laceration with bacteria & cause infection. Thanks

Glue your skin like a bandaid without tape. Only last one day at night peels off or wash it off. Doesn't come with enough dispensers, but has plenty of liquid.

This worked really well.Only down fall was… it took a long to get, it would have been nice to have a faster delivery.But I suppose now that I have it I hopefully won’t need it again.

this worked fantastic and saved us a trip to the ER!

We outside Buffalo, New York are getting into the freezing season with highs in the 20s and 30s. As I regularly wash my hands like a good boy, my hands quickly start to get bloody despite my twice-daily application of lotion.THAT is where Vetbond comes into play!As long as you wait 10-20 minutes for it to dry, you are left with a highly durable bandage to seal off the cracks for around a day or more.As well, this tiny bottle lasts WEEKS, even WITH daily use on MOST fingers!Just forget the slightly cheaper "liquid bandage" if you have hand cracks.

I got this to help heal horriby dry skin cracks I get in winter and it’s awesome but SO strong. Be very careful you don’t glue your fingers together or touch your face.