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Antiseborrheic Shampoo
Keratolux antiseborrheic shampoo from Virbac will help manage mild to severe keratoseborrheic disorders in cats and dogs.
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Keratolux antiseborrheic shampoo from Virbac will help manage mild to severe keratoseborrheic disorders in cats and dogs. The company says Keratolux has been shown to have the efficacy of a tar shampoo without the objectionable attributes.The company says Keratolux helps to remove excess scales associated with dry, flaky or greasy skin. Its cleansing properties are pH balanced for dogs and cats. The natural, pleasant herbal scent provided by tea tree oil helps control odor and is pleasing to the client. Keratolux contains essential fatty acids to aid in restoring the epidermal barrier, plus moisturizers, zinc gluconate and vitamin B6.
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