Sebozole Medicated Shampoo

Q & A

• Can Sebozole cause blindness if it gets in the dogs eyes? My vet said to put Vaseline in my dogs eyes before I bathe him, is that okay??

  Asked by Stephanie
  1 year ago

  • According to the manufacturer’s SDS, the ingredients in Sebozole may cause a burning sensation, excessive tears, sensitivity to light, and increased blinking if the product enters the eye. Prolonged contact with the eye may cause redness and swelling of the tissue around the eye (conjunctiva). Currently, there are no reports of this product causing blindness in dogs. If the product enters the eye, it is recommended to rinse thoroughly with cool fresh water for 10 to 15 min. The product label states to avoid contact with the eyes, and if irritation develops, to consult your veterinarian. Vaseline, or petrolatum jelly, is commonly used as a skin protectant but it is not labeled for use inside the eyes. Please consult with your veterinarian with any further questions or concerns regarding the use of these products for your dog.

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• Can I was my dogs ear canal with sebozole??

  Asked by Duane
  4 years ago

• The irritation is a yellow crust on the hair/skin root. Would this product be helpful??

  Asked by tippies' mom
  6 years ago

  • Sebozole Medicated Shampoo is an antimicrobial and antifungal that contains miconazole and chloroxylenol to help provide protection against certain bacteria, yeast, and fungi that cause common skin disorders. Your veterinarian will be able to determine if the irritation is from an infection or from another cause. They can also help determine the best product to use for your pet.

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• is it the same Sebazole ? Yours is spelled different?

  Asked by Stephen
  6 years ago

  • Sebazole and Sebozole are two different products. Sebozole is a an antimicrobial, antifungal, and cleansing shampoo that contains miconazole nitrate and chloroxylenol. Sebozole can be used on dogs, cats and horses.Sebazole contains econazole nitrate, sulfur, sodium salicylate, and chloroxlenol, and is for use in dogs and cats only. Sebazole is designed to help treat certain skin conditions like seborrheic dermatitis, pyoderma, fungal and bacterial overgrowth, and infections. Thank you, VetRxDirect

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• Do you need a prescription for this shampoo??

  Asked by chantilliy
  7 years ago

  • Yes, Vet Solution's Sebozole Medicated Shampoo requires prescription authorization from your pet's veterinarian before shipment. Please find information on the prescription process under our FAQs page. Thank you.

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