SKIN INFECCIONES CUTÁNEAS Y PIODERMA
EN PERROS Y GATOSIN DOGS AND CATS

INFECCIONES CUTÁNEAS Y PIODERMA EN PERROS Y GATOS

V-SKIN

PYO

CLORHEX 4% SHAMPOO

Un tratamiento tópico eficaz es la clave para combatir las infecciones cutáneas bacterianas y fúngicas en perros y gatos.

Clorhex 4% champú tiene propiedades antisépticas, antibacterianas y antifúngicas para limpiar la piel y las heridas, dermatitis y pioderma.

No contiene sulfatos y contiene perfume hipoalergénico para reducir la sequedad cutánea y tratar con cuidado la piel de su mascota. Con jabón natural muy suave derivado del aceite de coco, mantiene el pelaje limpio y suave.

Puntos clave:

  • Con clorhexidina, un eficaz componente antibacteriano, desinfectante y antiséptico.1, 2, 3, 4
  • Tris-EDTA: componente antibiofilm que potencia el efecto de la clorhexidina.5, 6, 7

¿Cuándo utilizarlo?

  • Para lavar y desinfectar la piel con infecciones.

¿Cómo utilizarlo?

  1. Aplicar una cantidad adecuada al peso del animal y a la longitud del pelo.
  2. Mojar el pelo con agua tibia y aplicar en varios puntos.
  3. Frotar suavemente y aclarar.
  4. Repetir y dejar actuar durante 10 minutos.
  5. Aclarar con abundante agua limpia.
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¿Cómo aplicar CLORHEX 4% SHAMPOO?

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Bibliografía

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