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Replacing the antiquated adhesive bandage, spray gel (or, as it is sometimes more vulgarly known, "ASS gel") is used to cover and heal minor cuts and scraps without having to shave the fur off around the wound. It commonly comes in small nozzled cans. The spray, when dispensed, will puff up into a gel which gradually hardens over the wound, protecting it from the elements. Medicine in the gel is absorbed into the skin as the gel itself soaks up excess blood and other fluids. The hardened gel crumbles off and biodegrades after a set amount of time, after which is must be applied again if the wound is still present.
There are several different types of spray gel containing various medicines, such as an anti-venom version for use on snake bites.
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