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Shampoo for problem skin for cats and dogs, 200 ml
Douxo Seva Shampoo supports the healthy condition of oily skin in dogs and cats
Apply the required amount of shampoo to the well-moisturized hair of the animal. Foam thoroughly with massage movements and evenly distribute the foam over the animal's fur, avoiding contact with eyes, ears, nose, and mouth. After 5 - 10 minutes, rinse the shampoo thoroughly with clean water.Metron powder for ornamental, aquarium fish and farm animals 500g (1.1 lbs)
Metronidazole 25% Powder (Metro Zole)
Exerts a bactericidal action on gram-positive and some gram-negative bacteria. It has a good effect against a size of pathogenic bacteria associated with ornamental fish diseases. In other words, diseases including Aeromonas and pseudomonas genera and mycobacterial group (gill diseases, Rhodococcus). It is useful in the control of βHole-in-the-Headβ and βAngel Problemsβ in Cichlid and Discus. Treatment of cattle, sheep, pigs, fur-bearing animals, dogs, cats and birds suffering from trichomoniasis, dysentery, diarrhea, colitis, stomatitis, as well as diseases of the respiratory system, genitourinary system, gastrointestinal tract and skin caused by microorganisms sensitive to metronidazole. Dosage Orally with food in a dose of 10-20 mg of metronidazole per 1 kg m.t. for the active substance - twice a day for 5-7 days. If necessary, treatment is repeated after 7-8 days.
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LEVAMISOLE hcl 8% powder for fishβ for goatsβ for dogsβ (100g)
LEVAMISOLE HCI 8% powder
Levamisole is an often recommended medication for treating parasites, especially camallanus worm. Unfortunately this medication must be dosed low enough to keep the fish safe and it does not always kill the parasites. More often than not it will only paralyze the parasite. This is why it is critical to dose carefully and to do the recommended deep gravel vacs to clean up paralyzed parasites. One added benefit of treating with Levamisole is that it gives the immune system a boost and the fish may appear to be healthy suddenly.Anthelmintic & Dewormers for Horses
Parasitic diseases of horses are one of the most serious problems in horse breeding. A horse affected by helminths (colloquially – worms) loses its ability to work, poorly eats food, and in severe cases can die.Β This is a serious, incurable disease is caused by strangulate, one of the varieties of worms. In the practice of the author of these lines, there was a case when a one-year-old filly died with symptoms of severe colic. Only the autopsy showed that the animal suffered from a massive invasion of parastacidae. Therefore, deworming should be an indispensable veterinary measure in all stables without exception. Scheduled deworming is performed twice a year – in spring and autumn. However, if your horse gets tired quickly, combs its tail, loses its appetite or, conversely, loses weight with an increased appetite, you should immediately contact your veterinarian. The veterinarian, if necessary, will conduct a coprological study to determine the type of helminths that affect the horse, and prescribe the most appropriate drug for treatment. Please note that in some helminthiasis, βinappropriateβ use of drugs can lead to a worsening of the course of the disease.
When horses are kept in stable pasture, deworming should be planned so that it is carried out before being driven to pasture at the end of may, during the pasture period at the end of July, and before being stabled at the end of September. After pasture on the pasture in the stable, it is necessary to carry out mandatory disinfection.