Kelly, where do you think we're underdoing it?

Oh, probably with the dilution, so flushing wounds, um, 'cause it, it took me a while to wrap my brain around just put them under the faucet and let it go.

Um, so that was an area as, as well.

Um, as well as learning to support the patient as a whole.

We all wanna focus in on that wound and go, "Oh my gosh, this is exciting for us, horrible for them," but we forget that, you know, they've got a nose and a tail, um, and all in between, as well as pet parents that come with it.

Um, so finding ways to have a, a more, a patient-encompassing approach, looking at their nutrition, looking at their pain management, looking at how we can help their pet parent be a part of, of this wound therapy, um, that they don't think they're hurting them with application of medications or bandage changes that we- That's been a, a bigger thing for me, and I, I think a lot of us do underdo that at times.

[clears throat]

... well at all, and they're outside.

So Kelly, what is it? What is Scafogen? Here, I'm gonna give you the box so that way you can show them m- what's in it and how it works and all that, all that stuff.

Yeah, so Scafogen, it's a, a 3D extracellular matrix, uh, wound gel.

Uh, it is a hydrogel as well.

Um, it's very easy, um, to apply, uh, if you can get it out of the box.

Um, but it, it comes in a, a very nice, um, with the applicator tip, uh, where you can apply it, owners can apply it.

And you can also take it off to apply to larger wounds, um, by having the, the more open.

Um, it's a, it's a clear.

And then that one.

So walk us through this, Dr. Kelly.

And so this was a cat that came into us, um, unknown origin of, of what triggered the wound.

Um, but the owner had not known it was there for potentially several days.

Um, so after, you know, the initial wound, she would clean and, and management.

Uh, you know, we didn't do any type of bandaging.

Uh, we sent home the ScaphoGen with them.

Uh, we did do i- uh, systemic antibiotics because again, we didn't know the origin of, of this wound.

So, um, you know, if the patient goes home to a pet parent that may struggle with complex protocols or bandage intolerance, how does that moving to a structural framework, like we were talking about on day zero, change the efficiency of the clinic by reducing the management complications and constant rechecks that often stem from poor at-home compliance? [laughs]