Product details
Allermyl Shampoo is a soothing pet shampoo designed to help relieve itching in cats and dogs with allergy-prone skin. As it gently cleanses the skin, Allermyl helps to calm red skin, relieve itching, and moisturise the skin’s natural barrier.
Allermyl features three of Virbac’s most effective skin technologies to help soothe, nourish and heal skin:
- Glycotechnology is an exclusive blend of sugars that helps to soothe irritation and itching in pets with allergy-prone skin. It can also help to stop microbes that cause infections from binding to the skin. Helps soothing.
- Defensin Technology combines two natural antioxidants to help soothe and protect red, itchy skin in dogs and cats. The combination has been shown to reduce bacteria on the skin and may be helpful in preventing bacterial infections in allergy-prone skin.[1] Helps soothing & in microbial balance maintenance.
- Skin Lipid Complex is a nourishing blend of ceramides and fatty acids that are naturally found in a healthy skin barrier. For damaged allergy-prone skin, these ingredients support healing and help to restore the strength, integrity and function of the barrier. Helps in skin barrier maintenance.
Other beneficial ingredients in Allermyl pet shampoo include:
- Piroctone olamine to help balance the natural skin flora in pets with allergy-prone skin.
- helps in microbial balance maintenance
- Vitamin E to help calm red skin and support healing and repair.
- Vitamin F to help strengthen the skin barrier and protect against allergens and infection.
Allermyl Shampoo is suitable for dogs and cats of all breeds and sizes, making it an ideal pet shampoo for multi-pet homes. It’s gentle enough to be used as a kitten or puppy shampoo for your younger pets, too.
How to use:
- Shake well before use.
- Pre-wet your pet’s coat with warm water.
- Spread Allermyl over the whole coat and massage into a rich lather.
- Rinse and repeat the treatment.
- Leave for 3-10 minutes and then rinse thoroughly with clean water.
- Use 2-3 times per week for three weeks, or as advised by your veterinarian.