DERMOSCENT SUNFREE Sun Care Cream Dog-Cat in our organic pharmacy is a moisturizing sun care product and a high-protection SPF30+ screen for your dog' s or cat' s sensitive areas (nose, ears, hairless or thinned-out areas).
SunFREE is a sun care product specifically designed for dogs and cats:
Our dogs and cats need to be protected, like us, because they can suffer burns, skin lesions, cancer... so use sunscreens and preferably keep them in the shade and cool during critical hours (between 10am and 5pm).
SunFREE is a high-protection moisturizing sunscreen for the vulnerable or fragile skins of dogs and cats. Thanks to its SPF 30 UVA-UVB protection, it effectively protects against solar erythema while providing reinforced hydration. Water-resistant, fragrance-free and non-sticky formula. Sunfree cream is mainly for use during prolonged exposure, on skin areas with low pigmentation (auricle, muzzle...), light or sparse coats.
SunFREE is a high-protection, moisturizing sunscreen for the vulnerable or fragile skin of dogs and cats. Thanks to its SPF 30 UVA-UVB protection, it effectively protects against solar erythema while providing reinforced hydration. With its water-resistant, fragrance-free and non-sticky formula, SunFREE is perfectly adapted to the specific skins of animals.
Easy to apply and comfortable to use, SunFREE offers SPF 30 sun protection thanks to a natural formula and light texture with all-mineral screens based on micronized Titanium Dioxide and Aluminum. Enriched with natural Candelilla extract, SunFREE also provides optimal hydration during and after exposure.
Dermoscent Sunfree Sun Care Cream for Dogs and Cats is an essential product for any owner concerned about their pet's health. By protecting your dog or cat's skin from harmful UV rays, you reduce the risk of sunburn, skin cancer and skin damage.
One of the most important benefits of using Dermoscent Sunfree is the prevention of sunburn. Sunburn can be extremely painful for pets, and can lead to redness, pain and itching. By using this sunscreen, you protect your pet's skin from damage caused by the sun's UV rays.
Prolonged exposure to the sun is one of the risk factors for the development of skin cancer in pets. Dermoscent Sunfree helps reduce this risk by providing effective UV protection. Protecting your pet's skin can have a significant impact on its long-term health.
In addition to sun protection, Dermoscent Sunfree also moisturizes your pet's skin. UV rays can dry out the skin, but this sun cream keeps your dog or cat's skin moisturized, providing extra comfort.
Vétoquinol veterinary laboratory also offers the Feliway diffuser for cats, at the best price in our online pharmacy.
Precautions for use
Use within 12 months of opening.
Otherwise, renew your purchase every year.
SunFree's effectiveness is based on these non-chemical sunscreens
titanium dioxide and aluminum oxide, and candelilla vegetable wax
moisturizing properties.
Aqua, titanium dioxide, alumina, stearic acid, sorbitan oleate, caprylic/capric triglyceride, glycerine, candelilla cera (candelilla vegetal wax), magnesium stearate, tocopheryl acetate.
Packaging
30ml tube
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Consult your veterinarian as soon as your pet's skin begins to turn pink, and bear in mind that this initially inconspicuous condition can quickly turn into an aggressive cancer (in 3 to 6 years!). In the case of squamous cell carcinoma in cats, amputation of part of the auricle is sometimes necessary.
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