Sebolytic

Sebolytic (Salicylic Acid/Zinc Gluconate/Pyridoxine HCL) is a topical medication prescribed to treat pets that are suffering from fungal infections affecting the skin. It operates by interfering with the reproduction of fungal cells to stop the spread of infection allowing the immune system to eliminate it. This medication is commonly prescribed for long term use and may take several applications before the desired results occur. It may be used along with other medicines or to treat other conditions not listed here.

Follow the directions of the veterinarian for using Sebolytic (Salicylic Acid/Zinc Gluconate/Pyridoxine HCL) to get the safest and most effective results. It is usually used twice each week while washing your pet, but the best regimen will be determined according to its current health condition, symptoms, and response to other treatments. To use the shampoo, wet the fur on the pet, apply the medication onto the skin, rub it to create lather, and distribute it evenly all over its body. Allow the medicine to soak for ten minutes before rinsing it off to let it be absorbed into the skin. It is also suggested to use the medicine at the same time during a set schedule for the most efficient results. It should be noted that it may take several applications before an improvement can be seen in the condition. Always keep the shampoo away from the eyes, ears, and mouth of the pet to avoid complications

The veterinarian may ask that you bring your pet for regular medical consultations while it is undergoing treatment to monitor its progress and make sure it is getting the best results. This will also allow the response to the medication to be considered when making adjustments to the regimen such as the frequency of application. If you have any questions about the medicine, ask your pharmacist or veterinarian to make sure you are using it correctly.

When used correctly, Sebolytic (Salicylic Acid/Zinc Gluconate/Pyridoxine HCL) is usually well tolerated and will not cause side effects for most pets. If you do witness any unusual symptoms, contact the veterinarian as soon as possible to make sure the correct response is taken. This can include reducing the application frequency or areas of application to prevent more problems. Emergency medical care may also be required in more serious cases. Commonly reported symptoms include irritated, red, itchy, or flaking skin at the site of application.

Sebolytic (Salicylic Acid/Zinc Gluconate/Pyridoxine HCL) should not be given to pets that have had any bad reaction to similar treatments in the past.