- VETERINARY STRENGTH FORMULA - Dermabliss Chlorhexidine Shampoo for dogs and antifungal wipes for dogs contains 2% Chlorhexidine and 1% Ketoconazole to target the most common types of skin infections and irritations.
- PROMOTES HEALTHY SKIN - These veterinarian-formulated grooming supplies contain antiseptic Chlorhexidine solution, Ketoconazole, and Lactic Acid to quickly and easily cleanse, exfoliate, and deodorize cats and dogs skin.
- SOOTHING & EFFECTIVE - Our vet-strength chlorhexidine shampoo and chlorhexidine wipes for dogs combine the best antibacterial and antifungal medicated ingredients to provide a simple solution for supporting your cat or dog’s skin problems without causing further irritation.
- SAFE FOR DOGS & CATS - Dermabliss Chlorhexidine Grooming products are safe to use on dogs and cats of all ages. For complete support, use with Dermabliss Chlorhexidine Wipes and Shampoo, with daily Dermabliss seasonal allergy supplements.
- CREATED BY VETS FOR HAPPY PETS - Our Dermabliss veterinary wipes and all Vetnique Labs products are created with the health and well-being of pets in mind, MADE IN THE USA from globally sourced ingredients, and recommended by veterinarians worldwide.
Product description
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Are Allergy Health Soft Chews safe for long-term use?
Yes, DermaBliss Allergy Health Soft Chews are considered safe. Always consult with your veterinarian about your pet's condition and long-term use of DermaBliss or any other supplements.
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How often can I use DermaBliss wipes on my pet?
Grooming Body Wipes can be used daily or as needed. Medicated and Anti-Itch & Allergy Wipes can be used on a daily basis, only as directed on the label or as recommended by your veterinarian.
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Which Advanced Vet Strength Spray should I use for my dog?
Our Hot Spot Spray targets skin irritation or raw, broken skin caused by hot spots, our Anti-Itch & Allergy Relief Spray soothes itchy skin from seasonal allergies, and our Skin Infection Spray targets bacterial and fungal skin infections.
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What are hot spots in dogs?
Dog hot spots happen when a dog has chewed, licked, or scratched the skin to the point of rawness, usually due to seasonal allergies. Hot spots are also called "acute moist dermatitis" because they appear as red, moist lesions or bald patches.
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What are common signs of seasonal allergies in dogs?
Excessive itching and scratching, chewing the skin, and bald patches in the fur are all signs that a dog could be struggling with seasonal allergies.
