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It's really good to use on unbroken skin, that's what we generally use it for in practice. We all wash our hands in it too. It's really only with wounds that I would use it with caution as it can delay healing. |
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I often use hibiscrub on unbroken skin - my vet suggested it when one of my old ladies got v smelly. I think as long as you're careful around open wounds it is a great product. |
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