Veterinary Formula Clinical Care Antiseptic and Antifungal Medicated Shampoo for Dogs & Cats, 16 Fl Oz – Helps Alleviate Scaly, Greasy, red Skin – Paraben, Dye, Soap-Free (2 Pack)

Helps prevent spreading of ringworm to other parts of body.
This stuff is great!! We have a case of ringworm in the house. It started with one cat all over his ears and temples, and a second cat has a spot on the left side of his body. Day by day his ears are less red and swollen, and it hasn’t spread to any other part of his body. Same with my second cat, he got one spot on his side, and that’s it. And it’s shrinking by the day. Spraying this on a few times a day is really controlling the issue. And none of the other cats in the house have gotten it!I also suggest the shampoo version.

Recommended for Ringworm
Great product and have used 6 bottles due to ringworm on 3 pets. Definitely brought relief. Seemed to aid in healing and comfort. There isn’t a smell. It just doesn’t have the higher percentage as the prescription for the eliminating of ringworm. This product was applied several times. When using it on cats, use a cotton ball. Spraying it on them scares them. Dogs spraying seems to not phase them. Good value for the product. Would recommend to anyone for ringworm. Unfortunately it’s a fungus that just takes time and diligence getting rid of.

This stuff WORKS.
I couldn’t be happier to have stumbled upon this product after doing a ton of research on dog yeast infections & effective home solutions. It’s important to seek medical attention from a veterinarian if your dog’s case is severe or if you have any uncertainty about their condition, so I want to clearly express that this review is not intended to be medical advice. If you know your dog has a mild yeast infection, hopefully our experience can help you make a decision if this shampoo is right for you!Our 2 y/o husky/pittie mix is in prime health, so when she started acting skittish any time my husband and I would pet her on certain areas on her back, I was initially concerned that she had an injury. We noticed a few small punctures on her skin on initial inspection, so because our dogs have been running/playing under our rose bushes, we wrote it off thinking it was from flying a little too close to the sun during zoomies & would heal. The next day, she was acting strangely (hovering around us, lying at our feet under our desks) and the area above her tail felt warm to the touch. We called the vet and made an appointment, but we cancelled it after her behavior & symptoms seemed to improve over the weekend. Fast forward several more days, I go to brush her, and she REALLY didn’t want me to touch her backside with the brush. I take a closer look at her skin and notice that what I thought was just dandruff was actually patches of flaky, irritated-looking skin. Her fur was greasy in these areas as well, and there was a noticeable musty smell that became even more apparent as I gently brushed her fur in the opposite direction. After an hour of reading vet recs online it became clear she was in the early stages of a yeast infection on her skin (poor babe!)Because she has brindle fur and a husky’s undercoat, it’s challenging to see what I’m talking about in the video, but I included it in case you have a keen eye and can pick out the infected areas. I took the video before the bath and the photo after, and in the photo you can see the irritated areas that are now clear of the excess flaky skin and other build-up that was causing the musty odor. The shampoo foams up very well, and I used a dog bath brush to apply the suds thoroughly. I left it on for 10 minutes, then watched so much dandruff-looking flaky skin go down the drain when I rinsed her off. I dried her off with a towel, took a closer look at her fur/skin, and WOW. Tremendous improvement – her skin is clear in most areas, and the aggravated spots are now clear of build-up so they can heal. I’ll report back if something changes, but I am very pleased by this shampoo after just one application. Great stuff!

The misadventures of two itchy dogs 🙁
I have two female pups, a Pug and a Brussels Griffon, both small dogs. Going on 2 months now they have been fighting some kind of allergies, it seems to get worse in the evenings with the itching…Symptoms–itchy red bumps, rash and loosing hair, no fleas but getting scratch attacks like they have them. They are both indoor dogs that hate the outdoors, they are not around any other dogs, they are pad trained, up on their shots and flea meds. No yeasty smell on skin or ears. Do not eat chicken, beef or grains. They eat a dog food with gut health as a priority. They get goat milk yogurt every other day. Snacks are healthy as well. I even switched cleaning products to 100% pet safe…Still 2 months later they are itching. I bought this shampoo, I wash and treat them twice a week with it, its been a month, I can’t really tell if its helping my pug, the itch seems to have subsided a tiny but, she has suffered the most hair-loss, mostly on upper legs and chest, still has bumps and hair-loss. However, it is making it worse for my Brussels Griffon. Last night after bathing them she itched worse then ever and her skin is all pink and if I hadn’t put her in her full body PJ’s she would have itched herself raw. I am not going to continue with the shampoo. I do not want to put the pups on harsh medication till I have done everything in my power to try to do this the natural way, meds will be a last resort.I gave 3 stars only because I don’t know if it is “seasonal allergies” or the shampoo making their skin worse. However, the shampoo does make them smell nice and their hair silky soft.

The product works. My wife’s dog has allergy and yeast infection and doesn’t allow anyone to shower her. Hence her skin condition is not good at all plus her constant scratching means many bald patches plus infection. The spray work and she scratch less and the skin look like improving

Good shampoo