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SKIN INFECTIONS IN DOGS AND CATS

SKIN INFECTIONS IN DOGS AND CATS

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OLAMINA CREAM

It helps to sooth and relieve inflamed  and reactive skin and to control microbial proliferation, especially Malassezia overgrowth. Ideal for skin folds, interdigital skin, abdominal and axillary areas to protect from maceration and support skin regeneration.

Absorbs excess grease.
Does not contain antibiotics or steroids.
Pleasant scent.

Key points:

  • Possesses soothing properties derived from Vitamin E and calendula.14, 15
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When to use it:

  • As part of the treatment of atopic dermatitis, in areas that are difficult to access such as skin folds or interdigital spaces, to calm the skin and combat secondary infections.

How to use it:

  1. apply to the affected area every 12-24 hrs depending on the severity of the condition until the clinical signs or infection have resolved. Can be used as a preventive maintenance treatment.

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Vets opinions

Pleasant smell, leaves a fluffy hair and skin erythema is relieved after use.
6 field veterinarian reviews
6 field veterinarian reviews China

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References

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