Malaseb shampoo 250ml

It is normal in dogs to have low numbers of resident bacteria and yeasts on the skins surface. When there is a disruption to the skin’s natural ecosystem these bacteria and yeasts can overgrow. Reasons for disruption to the natural balance

• Allergy, including to pollens, grasses, foods (meats) and fleas.
• Parasites, such as fleas, mites and lice.
• Hormonal problems
• Conformational problems such as deep skin folds, making sweaty crevices.

How does Malaseb help?

• Helps with conditions responsive to miconazole and chlorhexidine
• Removes excess scale and oils, commonly produced when the skin is infected
• Removes allergens such as pollens which can be caught in fur or on skin causing irritation

How often should I apply Malaseb? IMalaseb should be used twice weekly initially. You may be able to reduce the frequency of bathing to once per week or fortnight once the skin gets back to normal. Long term use is often needed.

HOT TIPS

• Leave the shampoo on for the full 10 minutes wherever possible.
• Always make sure the coat is thoroughly wet before applying Malaseb, this will make lathering and spreading easier.
• Using a sponge can help to spread the shampoo well. The sponge also holds water which again helps to ensure the coat is adequately wet during application.
• A damp cloth, with a little diluted foam can be used to clean the face of both cats and dogs.
• Whilst bathing cats is never easy, many will tolerate water better if it is not running. Using a 3 bucket technique, where all buckets are filled with warm water can help. The cat is dunked (not including head) into the first bucket and shampoo applied, then wrapped in a towel for the 10 minutes to stay warm and prevent licking foam. Once the 10 minutes is up the cat is sequentially dunked into the first, then second then remaining buckets to rinse the coat.

Malaseb is for minor skin conditions only. Seek veterinary advice if the product fails to alleviate the condition being treated.