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Miconazole+Prednisolone+Polymyxin B sulp (Generic)
23/5/15/5000mg / 15 ml
$107.69
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23/5/15/5000mg / 15 ml | 15 ml | $107.69 | Out of stock |
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Chlorhexidine Gluconate+Miconazole nitrate (Generic)
20/20 ml / 100 ml
$105.86
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20/20 ml / 100 ml | 100 ml | $105.86 | Buy |
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Chlorhexidine Gluconate+Miconazole nitrate (Generic)
20/20 ml / 250 ml
$110.76
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20/20 ml / 250 ml | 250 ml | $110.76 | Buy |
Chlorhexidine-Miconazole is a powerful combination of antiseptic and antifungal agents commonly used in veterinary medicine to treat a variety of skin infections in pets. This formulation is highly effective against fungal and bacterial infections, making it an essential product for managing pet skin conditions.
Chlorhexidine-Miconazole is a popular veterinary product used for the treatment of skin infections in pets. It combines the antiseptic power of chlorhexidine with the antifungal properties of miconazole, making it highly effective for treating a range of fungal and bacterial infections that affect the skin. Pets suffering from conditions such as dermatitis, fungal infections (like ringworm), or pyoderma can benefit from this combination therapy.
This product is designed to be applied topically to infected areas, where it works to both kill harmful microorganisms and promote healing of the skin. The antiseptic action of chlorhexidine helps to cleanse the skin, while the antifungal action of miconazole targets and eliminates fungal pathogens, helping to alleviate symptoms such as itching, redness, and inflammation. Chlorhexidine-Miconazole is widely used for dogs, cats, and other small animals under veterinary supervision, ensuring a safe and effective approach to managing skin infections.
As a veterinary product, Chlorhexidine-Miconazole should be used according to a veterinarian’s guidance. Proper application is important to achieve the best results and to avoid any unwanted side effects. Regular use as part of a pet's health routine can significantly improve the healing of skin infections and reduce the risk of recurrence. Always consult your veterinarian for specific recommendations based on your pet's condition.
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