If your dog has dandruff, itching, oily patches of skin or an unpleasant odour, this may not just be dirt, but symptoms of a skin condition. In such cases, regular shampoo is not enough. Veterinary Formula Clinical Care Medicated Shampoo is specially formulated for dogs with seborrhoea, scabies, and parasitic, bacterial and fungal skin infections.

The shampoo formula contains three active ingredients: salicylic acid, coal tar and ground sulphur. They help to reduce inflammation, eliminate itching, gently exfoliate dead skin cells, and remove scabs, oily deposits and unpleasant odours. The product has anti-seborrhoeic, anti-parasitic, anti-fungal and anti-bacterial properties, making it effective for a wide range of dermatological problems.

When should you pay attention to your pet’s skin condition?

– if the skin is flaky and looks like it is covered with dandruff;
– if there are flakes of skin on the bedding;
– if the skin appears oily, sticky or crusty;
– if the dog frequently scratches or licks certain areas of its body;
– if bald patches appear or the coat falls out in clumps;
– if the skin smells unpleasant even after bathing;
– if signs of ear infection are noticed.

The shampoo also contains colloidal oat meal and allantoin, which soothe inflamed skin, promote moisturisation and healing, and restore the natural protective barrier.

Important! The shampoo is intended only for dogs over 12 weeks old. It should not be used on cats as it may be dangerous to their health.

If your pet’s skin problems recur or persist for a long time, be sure to consult your vet. A correct diagnosis and timely treatment will help keep your pet healthy and comfortable.

Why buy Veterinary Formula CC Antiparasitic & Antiseborrheic Medicated Shampoo for dogs:

• provides gentle but effective cleansing of the skin and coat, penetrating deep into the pores to remove dirt, excess sebum and dead skin cells without damaging the skin’s protective barrier;
• relieves seborrheic dermatitis: eliminates flaking, itching, inflammation, oily film and unpleasant odour characteristic of dry and oily seborrhea;
• helps get rid of scabies and other parasitic skin infections, including those caused by mites;
• effective against fungal (e.g. Malassezia) and bacterial (e.g. Staphylococcus) infections that can cause inflammation, eczema and dermatitis;
• moisturises and repairs damaged skin thanks to a complex of soothing and nourishing ingredients;
• relieves unpleasant symptoms: itching, burning, irritation, swelling, redness and crusting;
• suitable for regular use in chronic dermatological conditions, non-addictive;
• does not wash away the natural oil layer of the skin and coat, which is especially important for maintaining the skin’s immune defence and preventing dryness;
• coal tar – one of the main active ingredients, eliminates itching, reduces inflammation, removes dead skin cells and promotes skin regeneration. Particularly effective for seborrhoea and psoriasis;
• salicylic acid has pronounced antiseptic, keratolytic and anti-inflammatory properties, helps soften and exfoliate flakes, and accelerates the healing of inflamed areas;
• sulphur has antiparasitic, antifungal and antibacterial effects. Unlike many other products, it does not cause resistance in microorganisms and is safe for long-term use;
• colloidal oat meal is a natural soothing ingredient that deeply moisturises the skin, reduces itching, relieves irritation and promotes healing of microdamage;
• suitable for dogs with sensitive skin and a tendency to dermatological problems;
• safe: does not contain aggressive ingredients – no dyes, parabens or sulphates;
• does not reduce the effectiveness of previously applied insecticides against fleas and ticks, making it convenient to use between treatments;
• has a balanced pH suitable for dogs’ skin, causing no irritation even with regular use;
• recommended by veterinarians as part of comprehensive treatment and care for skin diseases;
• WARNING! Approved for use only on dogs over 12 weeks old. Strictly prohibited for cats due to the specific metabolism of cats.