ResiKetoChlor Leave-on Lotion Rx
ResiKetoChlor Leave-on Lotion Rx
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ResiKetoChlor Leave-on Lotion
ResiKetoChlor is a prescription topical application for dogs cats, and horses. It contains chlorhexidine an antiseptic, and ketoconazole an antifungal to help reduce bacteria and yeast from adhering on the skin. ResiKetoChlor is non-irritating leave on lotion that does not require rinsing, and uses an encapsulation system that slowly releases the ingredients after application for a longer lasting effect. It also includes chitosanide, a natural protective film for the skin and haircoat that does not leave an oily residue. If your pet has been diagnosed with a skin condition or infection, your veterinarian may prescribe a topical solution such as ResiKetoChlor. Available in 8 oz bottle.
- Consult with your pet’s veterinarian before applying this product and follow their specific instructions for use.
- Read and follow the prescription label carefully for storage information, possible side effects, and drug interactions.
- Apply the exact amount prescribed and only as often as directed.
- Do not skip doses or stop giving the medication without consulting your veterinarian.
- For additional information, click the “More Info” and “Package Insert” tabs listed above.
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Any idea when this product will be available again? Has been out of stock for some time.?
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The manufacturer of this product was closed for quite awhile so they were not producing any products while they were closed. They are back open now but it will take awhile to get everything back in stock. We will update the website as soon as we are able to get it in stock again. Thank you, VetRxDirect
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Can this be used on open skin wounds? ?
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ResiKetoChlor Leave-on Lotion is not recommended to be used on open skin wounds. However, if the product does come into contact with open skin wounds it is not likely to cause any adverse events. Thank you, VetRxDirect
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Is it safe if the dog licks the lotion??
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A representative from the manufacturer advised that the pet does not lick the treated area until the hair is dry. Try keeping your pet occupied for a period of time after application to minimize oral exposure to the medication. When using this product shake well before use and apply after shampooing or wetting the hair coat. It is recommended to massage the lotion well into the skin and hair coat and to wash hands after use. Thank you, VetRxDirect
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