Description
PAW MediDerm Shampoo for Dogs
PAW MediDerm shampoo is a medicated, soap-free wash developed for dogs with skin concerns that may involve bacteria. Its 2% chlorhexidine gluconate formula cleans the coat while supporting a veterinarian-directed skin-care plan. Therefore, it can be useful when your veterinarian recommends an antimicrobial shampoo routine.
Medicated Cleansing with 2% Chlorhexidine
Chlorhexidine helps control susceptible surface bacteria. The pH-balanced, soap-free base also cleans without the harsh feel of ordinary household soaps. However, a shampoo cannot diagnose the cause of itching, redness, odour or hair loss. Seek veterinary advice before treatment, especially when symptoms are persistent, spreading or painful.
- Contains 2% chlorhexidine gluconate
- Soap-free and pH balanced for dogs
- Designed for external use as directed
How to Use PAW MediDerm Shampoo
First, wet the dog’s coat thoroughly with lukewarm water. Apply enough shampoo to create a gentle lather, then massage it through the coat and onto affected skin. Avoid the eyes, mouth and inside the ears. Leave the lather in contact for the period stated on the label or by your veterinarian. Finally, rinse very thoroughly and dry the dog in a warm, draught-free place.
Follow the recommended frequency and complete the planned course. Do not increase the contact time or repeat applications more often than directed. In addition, prevent licking during use and wash your hands after application. Stop and contact a veterinarian if irritation worsens.
Important Pet Safety Information
This product is formulated for dogs. Do not use it on cats or other animals unless a veterinarian specifically directs you to do so. Keep it away from broken skin unless professional advice supports use. Store the closed bottle out of reach of children and pets.
For ongoing comfort, keep bedding clean and use only compatible grooming products. Pairing the shampoo with an appropriate moisturising conditioner may also help maintain coat condition, but check compatibility with the pet’s treatment plan first. Always follow the current packaging because label directions take priority.
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