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Flaky and greasy skin in dogs and cats

Flaky and greasy skin in dogs and cats

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Malaclean shampoo

A complement to the treatment of skin with keratinization disorders. Effective cleaning of the desquamation and grease with antiseptic components to help combat secondary yeast infections. Respects the skin barrier.

With very gentle soap, deeply restorative and hydrating.

Key points:

How to use it:

  1. Wet the hair with lukewarm water and apply. Rub gently, leave on for 5-10 minutes and rinse with plenty of clean water.
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When to use it:

  • As a complement to the treatment of atopic skin with flaking or seborrhoea. Ideal for use before V-SKIN Sebo GlucoZinc spray to clean the skin and fur.

How to use it:

  1. Wet the hair with lukewarm water and apply. Rub gently, leave on for 5-10 minutes and rinse with plenty of clean water.

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Vets' opinions

I used SEBOGLUCOZINC SPRAY for a female dog with extreme flaky, greasy skin. After several actions, including spray use and dietary changes, the condition improved quickly.
Dr. Nassem
Dr. NassemBest Friend Vet Clinic (Jordan)
Absorbs quickly, while the skin's moisturising effect is visible - clearly rebuilds the skin's hydrolipidic layer.
Dr. Monika Napierska
Dr. Monika Napierska Poland

What you need to know about Seborrheic skin

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