How to Use:

The condition in which pathogenic microorganisms develop on the skin is called pyoderma. Depending on the depth of the infection, pyoderma can be superficial, intermediate, or deep. In any case, the use of topical treatment is deemed necessary, and oral medication may also be required. In topical treatment, a key component is the use of shampoo with appropriate properties. Between shampoo applications, it is essential to cover the animal with a spray that has properties similar to those of the shampoo.

Chlorhexidine spray aims to combat microorganisms while also containing substances to soothe irritated skin and restore skin hydration, which is essential for the normal recovery of the damage.

Ingredients: Lanolin, panthenol, colloidal silver, chamomile extract, water, chlorhexidine digluconate, propylene glycol, glycerin

Moisturizing Properties:

Propylene glycol: Propylene glycol is a non-greasy moisturizing agent.

Glycerin: Glycerin has moisturizing properties and helps other substances penetrate the skin.

Panthenol: Panthenol has moisturizing properties and enhances cell regeneration and skin reconstruction. It softens the coat and leaves a feeling of softness on the skin.

Lanolin: Lanolin is a greasy moisturizing agent that will prevent transepidermal water loss.

Protection from Microorganisms:

Chlorhexidine: Chlorhexidine, known for its antiseptic properties, is used to "cleanse" the skin of microorganism colonies and prevent their recurrence.

Nanosilver: Silver nanoparticles exhibit antimicrobial action due to their tendency to adhere to the microbial cell membrane, causing morphological changes in the membrane, resulting in its rupture and cell death.

Soothing Action:

Chamomilla recutita: Chamomile has soothing properties and reduces inflammation.