Topical keratolytic, antibacterial antifungal and antipruritic shampoo for dogs and cats
Formulated to remove, scale, degrease the skin and kill micro-organisms which is a major cause of dermatitis
Kills the micro-organisms and helps to keep the numbers of yeasts and bacteria at manageable levels
Eliminates allergens such as pollens which can be trapped in fur or on skin causing itching and irritation
Ideal for general or multifocal therapy of dermatitis in your pet
Contains Miconazole which is an antifungal with potent activity against fungi and year
Contains Chlorhexidine Gluconate which is a proven antimicrobial agent that fights against gram-positive and gram-negative bacteria
Treatment and control of Seborrheic dermatitis associated with Malassezia pachydermatitis and Staph intermedius
Contains no dyes or perfumes to decrease the chance of further skin issues
The surfactant base eradicates affected lipids without stripping your pet’s coat
Note
For use on dogs and cats only
Active Constituents
Shampoo
20 g/L Chlorhexidine gluconate
20 g/L Miconazole nitrate
Directions for use
If your pet has seborrheoic dermatitis, the shampoo should be used twice weekly when the infection is active
It is possible reduce the frequency of bathing to once per fortnight once the infection is under control
Generally, long term therapy is needed because it is not always possible to resolve the cause of the imbalance
If your pet has ringworm, it is recommended to bath your pet twice weekly to clean the coat of spores and infection
Therapy for ringworm is generally needed for 8-12 weeks
Tips for Shampoo cleaning
Leave the shampoo on your pet’s coat for 10 minutes
Ensure the coat is completely wet before applying the shampoo and conditioner because this will make it easy to lather and spread over the coat
Use a wet sponge to spread the shampoo and keep the coat wet throughout application
Use a damp cloth with diluted foam to clean your pet’s face
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