✓Reviewed by Ann Pruitt, InfoHorse.com·Updated May 2026
Synbiont Wound Care spray bottles beside a calm companion animal, showing the equine and small-animal wound support line
When a horse comes in from the pasture with a fresh scrape, a rubbed-raw girth area, or a stubborn skin irritation, you want something on the wound that works fast and never makes the situation worse. Synbiont® Wound Care, from the animal-health team at Synbiont® Global, is a concentrated topical designed to support and help accelerate the natural healing process across small and large animal wounds. It goes on without the sting that sends a horse backing into the crossties, and its thicker consistency clings to the wound and to dressings instead of running off.
The full Synbiont product family lined up, including Wound Care, Ag Wash, and Kennel Wash in barn-ready sizes
What makes Synbiont® Wound Care different on a fresh wound?
Synbiont® Wound Care is built on a patented, food-grade blend of alkyl sulfonate and alkyl sulfate anionic surfactants. Rather than relying on harsh disinfectants, the formula works by penetrating the microbe cell membrane and lifting away dirt and organic matter from the wound site, where unwanted microbes thrive, while leaving healthy tissue undisturbed. It is pH-balanced and non-toxic, so it can be applied confidently even near sensitive areas such as the eyes, ears, nose, and mouth. Because it is highly water-soluble and active at low concentrations, a little of the concentrate goes a long way.
Horses standing at a barn stall front, the kind of everyday environment where scrapes and skin irritations happen and Synbiont supports recovery
Which wounds and skin conditions can it help with?
Horse owners reach for Synbiont® Wound Care across a wide range of everyday situations: cuts and abrasions, post-surgical sites, hot spots, rashes, burns, bites, girth itch, thrush, ringworm, and mange-related skin irritation. It is gentle enough for the most sensitive animals yet versatile enough to keep one product on hand for the whole barn and the family pets. It is also compatible with other topical wound solutions and antibiotics, so it fits into a care routine your veterinarian already recommends rather than forcing you to choose between products.
An animal being gently washed down outdoors, illustrating the kind of clean, low-stress care Synbiont products are designed to supportSynbiont Large Animal Wound Care 8oz fingertip sprayer bottle front
What exactly is Synbiont® Wound Care?
Synbiont® Wound Care is a concentrated topical wound cleanser and healing aid built for both small and large animals, sold by Synbiont® Global. The company markets it as veterinarian-approved chemistry that soothes, cleans, and relieves irritated skin, and it is formulated specifically for horse owners who need a product that keeps a wound clean and moist without burning healthy tissue. It is offered in a Large Animal formulation and a Small Animal formulation, each available in two 8oz applicator styles: a foamer bottle and a fingertip sprayer.
Synbiont Large Animal Wound Care 8oz fingertip sprayer bottle alternate view
Who makes Synbiont® Wound Care?
The product comes from Synbiont® Global, described on their own site as a family-owned company with more than 40 years in the agricultural industry. Synbiont® Global manufactures a broader family of food-grade-safe products built around the same core chemistry, including Synbiont® Ag Wash, Synbiont® Kennel Wash, and the Synbiont® Ultimate Multi-Purpose Cleaner. The company positions the entire line around biosecurity protocols for cleansing animals and the environments they live in. Synbiont® Global can be reached at or, by fax, by, or by mail at PO Box 306, Ruskin, FL 33575.
Synbiont Large Animal Wound Care 8oz foamer product bottle
What is in it and how does the formula work?
The active ingredient is listed as a blend of alkyl sulfonate and an alkyl sulfate at 18%. Rather than relying on harsh antiseptics, the formula works by penetrating the cell membrane of microbes and lifting away the dirt and organic matter where bacteria and fungus thrive, while leaving healthy tissue intact. Because it is pH-balanced and non-toxic, Synbiont® describes it as sting-free on application and safe to use around sensitive areas such as the eyes, ears, nose, and mouth. The thicker consistency is engineered to adhere to wounds and dressings and to evaporate slowly for longer-lasting coverage.
Synbiont Large Animal Wound Care foamer bottle back label with directionsWhat does it treat, and how is it used on a horse? Synbiont® lists a wide range of uses: skin abrasions and cuts, post-surgical sites, hot spots, rashes, sores, ringworm, mange, burns, thrush, bites, and girth itch — making it a fit for the scrapes, rubs, and irritations horses pick up in pasture and under tack. The concentrate is diluted with water before application, then applied to the affected area; it is non-greasy and stain-free, so it won't ruin blankets or coats, and it carries no expiration date. The product is also described as compatible with other topical wound solutions, ointments, and antibiotics, so it can fold into an existing care routine rather than replacing it.
Why do horse owners and barns choose it?
The headline appeal is value: Synbiont® states it costs "half the price of our #1 competitor" while delivering instant, sting-free relief. Its target audience spans horse and livestock owners, kennels, veterinarians, breeders, trainers, mobile groomers, and boarding facilities — settings where a single, non-toxic, long-shelf-life cleaner that handles many skin conditions is more practical than a shelf full of single-use products. Because it won't sting, animals tend to tolerate application better, which matters with a flinchy horse or a tender girth-area rub.
How do you buy Synbiont® Wound Care?
Both the Large Animal and Small Animal 8oz versions are listed at $19.99 directly on the Synbiont® Global site under the Buy Now section, in foamer and fingertip-sprayer formats. It is also carried by third-party equine and pet retailers including The Cheshire Horse, VetRxDirect, Parelli's shop, and Walmart. To order direct or ask about volume pricing for a barn or facility, contact Synbiont® Global at or.
Will Synbiont® Wound Care sting when I apply it to a fresh wound?
No. The formula is pH-balanced and non-toxic, which is specifically designed to avoid the stinging sensation many wound products cause. That makes application far less stressful for the horse and easier on you, since the animal is more likely to stand quietly for treatment.
Can I use the same product on my dogs and other animals?
Yes. Synbiont® Wound Care is formulated for both small and large animals and is described as safe to use on even the most sensitive animals. One bottle can serve horses, dogs, and other animals around the property, which simplifies what you keep in the tack room or first-aid kit.
How does the formula actually work on a wound?
It uses a patented, food-grade blend of alkyl sulfonate and alkyl sulfate. These anionic surfactants penetrate the microbe cell membrane and remove the dirt and organic matter where unwanted microbes thrive, all while leaving healthy tissue undisturbed so the body's own healing process is supported rather than interrupted.
Is it safe to use near the eyes, ears, nose, and mouth?
Synbiont® Wound Care is described as safe to use near sensitive areas including the eyes, ears, nose, and mouth. As with any topical, follow the label directions and consult your veterinarian for wounds on or very close to the eye itself.
Can I use it alongside my horse's other medications?
Yes. The product is compatible with other topical wound solutions and antibiotics, so it can be incorporated into a care plan that already includes products your veterinarian has prescribed without conflict.
Does it have a shelf life I need to track?
Synbiont® Wound Care is noted as having no shelf-life restrictions, so it stays ready in your barn first-aid kit for the next unexpected scrape without worrying about an expiration date.
Why does the consistency matter for wound care?
The thicker consistency is intentional. It helps the product adhere to the wound and to dressings rather than running off, so the supportive formula stays where you need it longer instead of dripping away the moment it is applied.
Who makes Synbiont® Wound Care?
It is made by Synbiont® Global, a company focused on biosecurity and animal-care products built around a unique, patented blending process. Their food-grade-safe line is formulated to comply with EPA and FDA federal regulations and to support cleaner, healthier environments for pets, livestock, and competitive animals alike.
What is Synbiont® Wound Care used for on horses?
It is a topical wound cleanser and healing aid for skin abrasions, cuts, sores, post-surgical sites, hot spots, rashes, ringworm, mange, burns, thrush, bites, and girth itch. For horses it is especially useful on pasture scrapes, rubbed-raw girth areas, and stubborn skin irritations. It cleans the wound and helps support the natural healing process while keeping the area clean and moist.
What are the active ingredients in Synbiont® Wound Care?
The active ingredient is listed as a blend of alkyl sulfonate and an alkyl sulfate at 18%. This surfactant-based chemistry penetrates the cell membranes of microbes and lifts away the dirt and organic matter where bacteria and fungus thrive. It is designed to do this without harming healthy tissue.
How does Synbiont® Wound Care work?
It works by penetrating the microbe cell membrane and eliminating the dirt or organic matter that microbes need to survive, rather than relying on harsh antiseptics. Because it is pH-balanced, it cleans without stinging and is gentle enough for sensitive areas. The thicker consistency adheres to the wound or dressing and evaporates slowly for longer-lasting coverage.
Does Synbiont® Wound Care sting when applied?
No. Synbiont® Global states the product is sting-free on application thanks to its balanced pH. This makes it easier to use on a flinchy horse or on a tender, rubbed-raw area like the girth where stinging products would cause the animal to react.
How do you apply Synbiont® Wound Care?
The product is a concentrate that is diluted with water before use, then applied to the affected area. It is sold in 8oz foamer and fingertip-sprayer bottles, so you can foam or mist it directly onto the wound. It is non-greasy and stain-free, so it won't leave residue on coats or blankets.
Is Synbiont® Wound Care safe if my horse licks the area?
Synbiont® describes the formula as non-toxic and safe even if ingested, though it notes the taste is discouraging so animals are unlikely to keep licking it. It is also listed as safe to use around the eyes, ears, nose, and mouth. As with any product, follow label directions and consult your veterinarian for deep or serious wounds.
How much does Synbiont® Wound Care cost?
On the Synbiont® Global Buy Now page, both the Large Animal and Small Animal 8oz versions are listed at $19.99. The company also states the product is roughly half the price of its number-one competitor. Volume or facility pricing can be discussed by contacting Synbiont® Global directly.
What sizes and applicator styles does it come in?
It is offered in an 8oz size in two applicator styles: a foamer bottle and a fingertip sprayer. There are separate Large Animal and Small Animal formulations, so horse owners would typically choose the Large Animal version. The fingertip sprayer is handy for targeted application on a specific wound.
How do I contact Synbiont® Global?
You can reach Synbiont® Global by phone at 888-641-7218 or 813-641-7917, by fax at 813-634-6783, or by email at [email protected]. Their mailing address is PO Box 306, Ruskin, FL 33575. The website is www.synbiontglobal.com.
Does Synbiont® Wound Care have an expiration date?
No. Synbiont® Global states the product carries no expiration date and has no shelf-life restrictions. That makes it practical to keep in a tack room, trailer, or barn first-aid kit where it may sit between uses.
Can Synbiont® Wound Care be used with other treatments or antibiotics?
Yes. The company states it is compatible with other topical wound solutions, ointments, and antibiotics. That means it can be added to an existing wound-care routine rather than forcing you to replace what already works, for example cleaning a wound with Synbiont® before applying a separate ointment.
Will Synbiont® Wound Care stain my horse's coat or blankets?
No. Synbiont® describes the formula as non-greasy and stain-free. This is a meaningful detail for horse owners who don't want a wound product discoloring a light coat or marking up a turnout blanket or saddle pad.
Is Synbiont® Wound Care good for girth itch and rubs?
Yes. Girth itch is specifically listed among the conditions it addresses, along with rashes, hot spots, and skin irritations. Because it cleans without stinging and keeps the area clean and moist, it is well suited to the tender, rubbed areas under tack.
Where can I buy Synbiont® Wound Care besides the company website?
In addition to ordering direct at www.synbiontglobal.com, the product is carried by equine and pet retailers including The Cheshire Horse, VetRxDirect, Parelli's online shop, and Walmart. Buying direct lets you confirm current pricing and ask about the Large Animal versus Small Animal formulations.
Who is Synbiont® Wound Care designed for?
Synbiont® Global lists its target audience as small and large animal owners, kennels, veterinarians, breeders, trainers, mobile groomers, and boarding facilities. For horse people that spans backyard owners, show and performance barns, and full-care boarding operations. The product's broad use and long shelf life make it a practical single-bottle solution for many common skin issues.
Is Synbiont® Wound Care a foam or a spray?
Both options are available. The 8oz foamer dispenses the diluted product as a foam that clings to the wound, while the 8oz fingertip sprayer mists it on for more targeted application. Choose the format that best fits the location and size of the wound you are treating.
