Azista Fresh Hug CM Shampoo for Dogs

Fresh Hug CM Shampoo from Azista Vet is a medicated flea and tick control shampoo containing miconazole nitrate and chlorhexidine, formulated for dogs and puppies to eliminate external parasites while providing antifungal and antibacterial skin protection. This gentle cleansing formula removes fleas, ticks, dirt, and debris while soothing irritated skin from parasite bites and preventing secondary infections.

• Composition : Miconazole nitrate, Cypermethrin

Indications :

• Flea and tick infestations
  
• Parasite bite dermatitis and itching 
  
• Fungal skin infections with secondary bacterial involvement 
  
• Seborrhea and odor control 
  

Features :

• Kills fleas and ticks on contact during bathing
  
• Miconazole provides antifungal protection against ringworm and yeasts 
  
• Chlorhexidine prevents bacterial skin infections 
  
• Botanical extracts soothe irritation and hydrate skin

Directions for Use:

• Wet coat thoroughly with lukewarm water
  

• Apply shampoo and massage to create lather, including affected areas 
  

• Leave on 5-10 minutes for parasite and microbial contact time 
  

• Rinse completely; repeat weekly or as infestation requires.

Disclosure:

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