Zymox Leave-On Conditioner
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Zymox Enzymatic Leave-On Conditioner for Dogs and Cats
Zymox Enzymatic Rinse is a natural antiseptic cleanser for dogs and cats with skin irritations and conditions. It contains natural enzymes lactoperoxidase, lactoferrin and lysozyme to help reinforce the skin barrier and protect against bacterial and fungal infections.
- Effective but gentle formula that can be used on dogs, cats, puppies, and kittens of all ages
- Made without harsh colors, petrolatums, or detergents
- Helps reinforce the skin barrier
- May protect skin from infections
- Relieves itching, irritated skin
- Lightly rinse or leave on
- Pleasant fragrance
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Directions: Recommended for use after Zymox Shampoo. Apply Zymox Leave-on Conditioner directly to wet fur and massage in thoroughly. Lightly rinse or leave on to dry for optimal protection. For severe problem areas, Zymox Conditioner may be applied full strength as a cream and left on to dry.
Ingredients: Purified Water, Cetrimonium Chloride, Cyclomethicone, Vita-Protein Complex, Biotin, Lysozyme, Lactoferrin, Lactoperoxidase, Zinc Gluconate, Vitamin D3, Potassium Iodide, Natural Fragrance.
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Easy and effective.
From Lacey, WAComments about Zymox Leave-On ConditionerHave been using this for several months now on the advice of our Holistic vet. Our dog has chronic allergies and his skin gets red and irritated. We bathe him every two weeks with Zymox skin therapy and let set for 5-10 min before rinsing thoroughly. We finish with a leave-in rinse and pat off excess 'drippings' before allowing to air dry. This doesn't cure the allergies, of course, just provides a measure of comfort during high season. And it works.
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Is this product good for use on dogs that have mange? Will this product help against Mange? Thank you.?
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Cherry, Zymox enzymatic rinse is not effective in treating or preventing any type of mange. Treating mange requires examination by a veterinarian and treatment specific to the type of mange. In addition to treating mange it is also important to prevent reinfestation by thoroughly cleaning the dog’s bedding and collar, keeping the dog away from other animals that may be infested and periodic examination by a veterinarian. Thank you, VetRxDirect
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