Enilconazole
También conocido como: Imaverol
This medication is a concentrated dip and **must be diluted** with water before use, exactly as directed by your veterinarian. * Apply the diluted solution using a sponge or as a rinse to ensure the skin and hair coat are thoroughly soaked. * **Do not rinse the product off** after application; allow it to air dry. * Prevent your pet from licking themselves until the coat is completely dry to avoid stomach upset. * Wash your hands thoroughly after applying the treatment.
Dosage must be set by your veterinarian for your specific pet. Never give human medication or another pet’s prescription without veterinary guidance.
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What it is used for
How it is given
Possible side effects
- Mild skin irritation (rare)
- Hypersalivation or vomiting if ingested
Cautions & contraindications
- Known hypersensitivity to enilconazole or other imidazoles
- > **Warning:** For topical use only. Must be diluted prior to use. Avoid contact with eyes. Prevent the animal from licking the treated area until completely dry.
Preguntas frecuentes
What is Enilconazole used for in pets?
This medication is a concentrated dip and must be diluted with water before use, exactly as directed by your veterinarian. • Apply the diluted solution using a sponge or as a rinse to ensure the skin and hair coat are thoroughly soaked. • Do not rinse the product off after application; allow it to air dry. • Prevent your pet from licking themselves until the coat is completely dry to avoid stomach upset. • Wash your hands thoroughly after applying the treatment.
Is Enilconazole safe for my pet?
Dosage must be set by your veterinarian for your specific pet. Never give human medication or another pet’s prescription without veterinary guidance.
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