Evaluation of the Healing Process in Experimentally Induced Wounds Treated with Aloe Vera in Sheep

The study evaluated the healing effects of Aloe vera on experimentally induced wounds in sheep. Three groups were treated with different substances: a negative control with saline solution, a positive control with an allopathic ointment, and an Aloe vera group with 10% extract. Treatments were applied topically for 22 days. Macroscopic evaluations showed that Aloe vera was effective in wound healing, suggesting its potential as a treatment. Microscopic evaluations showed similar results across all groups until the 22nd day, where differences emerged. Overall, Aloe vera 10% demonstrated satisfactory healing effects, making it a viable alternative for treating sheep wounds.