Product Overview
Protect your pets from discomforting skin issues with Ketodex Topical Cream, an industry-standard formula meticulously engineered by Galmedic for feline and canine veterinary care. This comprehensive, multi-action cream delivers an all-in-one treatment approach, operating as an antimicrobial, antimycotic, anti-inflammatory, and localized healing agent. It targets stubborn skin conditions caused by bacteria, fungi, and mites, ensuring rapid relief from itching, redness, and open lesions.
Key Benefits
- Triple-Action Defense: Combines advanced antibacterial compounds to counter secondary infections, potent antifungals for ringworm, and a localized steroid to reduce chronic itching.
- Targeted Skin Repair: Enhanced with Zinc Oxide to insulate raw skin, form a protective moisture barrier, and speed up natural tissue regeneration.
- Dual-Species Safety: Completely safe and optimized for both dogs (canines) and cats (felines).
Comprehensive Composition (Per 100g)
- Ketoconazole (1g): High-potency antifungal agent targeting yeast infections and ringworm.
- Gentamicin Sulfate (0.1g): Broad-spectrum antibiotic targeting bacteria sensitive to Gentamicin.
- Dexamethasone Base (0.05g): Fast-acting corticosteroid to immediately alleviate burning, swelling, and itch flare-ups.
- Zinc Oxide (5g): Protective skin barrier that prevents moisture loss and boosts skin healing.
Directions For Use
- Carefully shave or trim the hair directly surrounding the localized skin lesion.
- Cleanse and dry the target region thoroughly.
- Apply a thin layer of Ketodex cream over the wound, extending roughly 2 cm past the affected perimeter.
- Gently massage the cream into the skin until completely absorbed.
- Repeat this process 2 times per day for up to 4 weeks or as directed by your veterinarian.
- Precautions: Strictly avoid getting the product near or in your pet's eyes.
Medical Disclaimer
This product profile is intended for general informational and marketing purposes only. It does not replace professional veterinary diagnostics, advice, or treatment plans. Always consult a licensed veterinarian before applying any medical treatment to your pet, and remember to cross-reference physical box packaging guidelines prior to your first localized skin application.
