Repair the Barrier, Not Rinse and Repeat

Using proactive therapy, help your veterinary customers with owners who aren’t compliant with shampooing as often as prescribed.

It’s all well and good when the medicine your veterinary customers prescribe does the trick the first time around. But, when owners are not compliant with treatment instructions, skin infections don’t respond to antibiotic therapy due to underlying disease, or the ear infection recurs resulting in angry owners and a dog that is still potentially in need of further diagnostics as well as treatment. What if this could all be avoided be­fore this cycle starts?

Proactive therapy can often be the best medicine. Here’s how it works.

Your customers already know that atopic dermatitis (AD):

• Affects 10 to 15 percent of the canine population
• Itchy skin is the most common clinical sign
• Along with redness on the face, paws, ears, and inguinal areas
• Clinical signs in most cases are triggered by:
  • dust mites
  • pollen
  • flea/insect bites
  • food allergies

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