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Otodine
Patented ear-cleansing solution for use in dogs and cats, containing chlorhexidine and Tris-EDTA.
CLX Wipes
Practical disinfecting wet wipes for dogs, cats, horses and other animals, containing chlorhexidine and Tris-EDTA.
Otoact
Effective and soothing wax-dissolving ear cleanser for dogs and cats. Contains squalene, an effective cerumenolytic.
Clorexyderm shampoo 4%
Concentrated shampoo containing chlorhexidine digluconate, lanolin and glycerin to protect the skin and prevent dehydration in dogs, cats and horses.
Clorexyderm Solution
Spray containing chlorhexidine and Tris-EDTA for use in dogs, cats and horses. Effective skin cleanser that can be used as a substitute for bathing.
Clorexyderm Spot Gel
Disinfectant gel for skinfolds, moist skin areas and ear canals, for use in dogs, cats and horses, containing chlorhexidine and Tris-EDTA.
Clorexyderm Oto Piú
Ear cleanser suitable for regular use in dogs and cats, containing lactobionic acid for deep moisturising.
Allergone
Environmental spray that neutralises allergens from house-dust mites and reduces the level of dust allergens in the home environment.
1 in 5 pets is allergic and itchy
Skin problems and allergy
Just like humans, pets may be allergic. Allergy is a disease where the pet’s immune system over-reacts to everyday harmless substances. Learn more about skin problems and allergy below.
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Check if your pet has allergies!
All pets scratch, lick, bite, and rub. However, it should never interrupt activities such as playing or eating, cause hair loss, skin damage or be often enough that it causes discomfort for your pet and for you. Frequent or constant scratching, licking, biting, scooting, and rubbing are most often signs of an allergic skin disease.
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