POLIDERM SHAMPOO 250 mL

A specialized dermo cosmetic product—shampoo for the care and treatment of skin prone to bacterial and mycotic inflammatory conditions in dogs and cats.

ANTI-INFLAMMATORY - ANTIBACTERIAL - KERATOLYTIC - ANTIPRURITIC - SOOTHING

Features:

Safety – all of the latest scientific reports indicate that polyhexanide is safe for use on tissues. Kramer et al. indicate that PHMB is one of recommended antiseptic agents in wound healing.

Synergic action – biosulphur and salicylic acid together reduce the secretion of sebum and normalize of keratosis disorders.

Healing process–tea tree oil increases the activity of white blood cells, which are essential to healing processes.

Healthy skin, shiny coat – the preparation cleans and improves skin and coat condition.

INDICATIONS
Dandruff

Dermatoses

Mycotic inflammatory conditions

INGREDIENTS

Polyhexanide: Bactericidal — anti-inflammatory properties — anti-fungal effects - no skin-irritating or allergenic effects.

Biosulphur:  Keratolytic — bactericide — fungicide —reduces the symptoms of seborrheic and atopic dermatitis.

Salicylic acid: Bactericidal — soothing — speeds up irritated skin healing — maintains the correct p1-1— has antiseptic effect.

Phytosphingosine: Rebuilds the skin protective barrier — maintains moisture level—controls skin inflammation and its surface flora.

Urea: Antiseptic - exfoliating — removes dead epidermal cells — facilitates irritated skin healing — antipruritic.

Tea tree oil: Antibacterial — anti-inflammatory — regenerates the skin and is essential to healing process — reduces allergy.

 

Applications:

1. In order to achieve a better effect, use the SHAMPOO with POLIDERM SPRAY and / or POLIDERM EMULSION.
2. Wet the coat with lukewarm water, the amount of shampoo should be adapted to the size of the animal.
3. Apply the shampoo and massage for about 3-6 minutes.
4. Protect the ears and eyes from getting the product inside, rinse thoroughly.
5. If necessary, repeat the operation.
6. It is best to use the shampoo 1-2 times a week or as recommended by your veterinarian.