SEBOLYTIC Shampoo is a unique Keratolytic and antiseborrheic tar free shampoo. In dogs, cats, and horses with keratoseborrheic conditions (oleosa and sicca), it removes scales, crusts, and excessive oil. To improve the health of the skin, this product helps control the keratinization process and sebum production. It also helps in controlling malodour due to excessive sebum production. Tea tree oil is added to provide a herbal aroma that is both natural and pleasing.
Composition: Sodium Salicylate IP 1% w/w (Equivalent to Salicylic Acid IP 0.86% w/w) Zinc Gluconate BP 0.50% w/w Pyridoxine HCL IP 0.50% w/w In shampoo base
Class: Medicated Shampoo
Indications/Uses
Treatment and control of endoparasites (nematodes & cestodes) Keratoseborrheic disorders or complications Flaky skin Greasy skin Malodour from skin
Before using, unscrew the cap and take out the induction seal. Apply enough shampoo to produce a good lather after wetting the hair coat with warm water. Apply shampoo to wet hair and lather freely. Allow to remain on the hair for five to ten minutes, then thoroughly rinse with clean water.
May be used initially with three day intervals for three weeks, then reduce to once a week
or as directed by your veterinarian.
Long-haired breeds with severe Keratoseborrhea must be clipped prior to shampooing.
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