Provita Animal Health launches Micellerate Dermacare – an innovative & environmentally friendly navel and wound Spray for all livestock species.
Provita is proud to introduce its latest innovation in animal health: Micellerate Dermacare – Navel and Wound Spray, a gentle, effective, and sustainable solution designed specifically to support the healing of navels, small wounds, and ear tagging sites in calves and lambs.
The theory behind Micellerate Dermacare is rooted in promoting natural, antibiotic-free healing. The product harnesses a powerful blend of natural antibacterial and antifungal agents that work synergistically to combat pathogens without the use of harsh chemicals. This approach helps reduce the risk of irritation, antimicrobial resistance (AMR), and long-term skin damage — a growing concern within the farming industry.
One of the standout features of Micellerate Dermacare is its quick-drying formula, which forms a breathable but protective barrier over the treated area. This barrier allows oxygen to reach the skin, which is essential for effective tissue repair, while shielding the site from external contaminants. The spray also contains natural anti-inflammatory properties that help soothe the skin, reduce swelling, and promote faster healing.
Unlike traditional aerosol sprays, Micellerate Dermacare is non-aerosol, re-sealable, and reusable. This innovative packaging ensures controlled and precise application with less product wastage, making it both farmer-friendly and eco-conscious. The compact, easy-to-use spray bottle fits neatly into a vet kit or calving/lambing box and is perfect for use in the field or shed.
In addition to being skin-friendly, the product supports optimal navel hygiene in newborn animals, a critical aspect of early-life health. Proper navel care helps prevent infections such as navel ill and joint ill, which can significantly impact youngstock health and farm productivity.
Whether used for navel care, minor wounds, or tagging sites, Provita Micellerate Dermacare offers a natural, fast-acting alternative to conventional wound treatments. It aligns with modern farming values of sustainability, welfare, and reduced reliance on antibiotics, helping farmers care for their animals while protecting the future of livestock health.




