or Sign in with Facebook
or Sign up with Facebook
By Sam Bourne.
Benzoyl peroxide is an antibacterial solution commonly used in acne and skin medication for people. Since cats and dogs are almost always covered from head to paw in fur, it is easy to forget that their fur is sitting on top of skin, which is subject to a lot of the same issues as ours. For dogs and cats, this medication comes as a shampoo (because of all the fur), cream, gel, or ointment, and is used to treat hot spots, mange, seborrhea, and acne.
Benzoyl Peroxide doesn’t have any contraindications in terms of other medications, and the only noteworthy piece of information is that, while the solutions for pets contain 5 percent benzoyl peroxide, typical creams designed for people contain 10 percent, which is far too strong for your precious pets sensitive skin. That is to say, do not give your dog or cat any of your Clearasil.
Use as directed by your vet. Apply to the affected area, and be careful about getting any in the mouth, eyes, or ears. Solution for external use only.
Etiderm
The only side effects to speak of are a slight redness or irritation caused by the drying properties of the solution, which are superficial and temporary at worst. Also, use of human medications are likely to exacerbate that.
Not every pet is blessed with a clear complexion. In dogs, acne often shows up in the teenage years (sound familiar?), while in cats, it can strike at any age. Find out what causes breakouts in pets and what treatments are available.
Betamethasone Dipropionate Cream is most commonly used as a pruritis treatment for dogs and cats. As a natural anti-inflammatory, betamethasone dipropionate offers relief to itchy skin and inflammation.
Clavamox(Amoxicillin and clavunate potassium) for dogs and cats, treats a variety of infections caused by bacteria such as treating wounds and abscesses.
Enter your e-mail address to get a secret discount code for your first purchase: