Douxo Pyo Micro-Emulsion - Spray for dogs and cats

Try Douxo Pyo Micro-Emulsion spray to soothe and treat your dog’s or cat’s skin infections!

This all-natural, proven formula with active ingredients is easy to apply, as it requires no moistening or rinsing after use. Douxo Pyo Micro-Emulsion has long-acting anti-bacterial and antifungal properties that soothe and protect sensitive and stressed skin thanks to the progressive distribution of its active ingredients.

Douxo Pyo Micro-Emulsion - Composition:

• Phytosphingosine, a patented pro-ceramide and a natural constituent found in the skin, it helps maintain cutaneous barrier functions and the microbial balance of your pet’s skin.
• 3% chlorhexidine digluconate , a broad-spectrum antiseptic, with powerful anti-bacterial and antifungal properties.
• Green tea fragrance leaves the skin smelling fresh and pleasant. The proportion is well below the risk threshold for skin.

Douxo Pyo Micro-Emulsion is paraben-free.

Douxo Pyo Micro-Emulsion - Instructions for use:

Easy-to-use, Douxo Pyo Micro-Emulsion is applied externally, by spraying onto your pet’s skin at a distance of approximately 30 cm, without having to first moisten your pet’s coat. Do not massage into coat or rinse off after applying. Douxo Pyo Micro-Emulsion can be used as a complementary treatment to Douxo Pyo Shampoo.

Use the following table to calculate how much Micro-Emulsion to apply:

The number of pumps can be doubled for long-haired dogs.

Application frequency: Apply Douxo Pyo Micro-Emulsion every 3 days during treatment, and once weekly as a maintenance dose.

When using as a complementary treatment with Douxo Pyo Shampoo over a 3-week period, it is recommended that Douxo Pyo Shampoo be applied every 3 days, on Day 1, Day 4 and Day 7 (during the first week), followed by an application of Douxo Pyo Micro-Emulsion every 3 days on Day 10, Day 13, Day 16, Day 19, Day 22 (in the 2 consecutive weeks).

Douxo Pyo Micro-Emulsion - Precautions:

• External application only.
• Avoid allowing the product to come into contact with the eyes.