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My bully mix has an itchy skin issue and I was hoping you could recommend a medicated shampoo. We have seen several vets and they have each recommended a different shampoo so I'm not sure what would be best. I would like something antifungal and anti
All of the brands you listed are good shampoos. Duoxo is one of my go to shampoos but many are equivalent. A chlorhexadine/ketoconazole shampoo helps treat yeast and bacteria. The main thing is to lather Sibyl up and allow the lather to soak for 20 minutes or so before rinsing. If needed you can bathe every 2-3 days. I also recommend an oral omega 3 supplement such as Derm Caps. Remember if you use topical flea or heart worm prevention the medicated shampoos will strip it out. I recommend oral preventatives for dogs getting medicated baths. https://vcahospitals.com/know-your-pet/nutrition-skin-and-dogs https://vcahospitals.com/know-your-pet/pruritus-itching-and-scratching-in-dogs I hope this helps. Thanks for using Boop by Petco.
Updated on September 24th, 2025
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Can I give these medicine to my dog who has skin problems? (Medicines are not recommended by a vet tho but given by an experienced person on dogs)
I would not recommend using this medication on your dog. This medicine contains very unusual combination of active ingredients (antibiotic, anti-fungal agent, steroid and an agent against skin parasites). Giving steroids in fungal infections and parasites infestation is contraindicated but in this medicine they have been combined. It sounds that the tablets are for ' all possible skin problems' but by using it, for example in case of a mange or ringworm it could make things worse.
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is there any steroid cream type that I can use on my dog? He has crusty, flaky inflamed spots all over that cause hair loss. I'm looking for an over the counter steroid cream, please. ... no Vet prescribed meds!
Human products can be used but you’ll need to keep him in a cone so he doesn’t lick the medication. Veterinary products are recommended since they are designed for pets. They have several over the counter medications at PetCo that will be effective to treat his spots. I recommend bathing him first in a medicated shampoo then using a hotspot type medication on the sores. If they aren’t healing or getting worse then please take him in for an exam and treatment. Thanks for using Boop by Petco to help you care for Soleil.
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i was given antifungal shampoo and conzol for my dog and ferrets i was told to shampoo my dog every night and day and use conzol once fried same w/ ferrets ??? i can’t wash my ferretsevery day because of their scent glands ? so then they told me just
For medicated shampoos, twice a week is usually enough, so I would call your vet to ask if there is a particular reason they recommended daily. There may be something about their skin condition that requires it. As far as the conzol, applying it as prescribed should be fine.
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I bought Sergeant's medicated shampoo bec my dog has itchy skin. Is it just like any other shampoo I can use regularly or it has to be prescribed? Thx
If you bought it over the counter (OTC), no prescription is needed. Directions for use should be on the container. Do not bathe more often than directed since this may make the itching worse and can dry out the skin. Try to determine the underlying cause of the itch. This may require a visit and exam with your veterinarian. Causes may include skin infection, external parasites, allergies or food sensitivities.
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