Keriox Gel Réparateur Chien & Chat helps skin to repair itself gently in the event of abrasions, redness or weakened areas. Its film-forming texture moisturizes, protects and purifies, thanks to the HaAg+ complex based on hyaluronic acid and micronized silver. Well tolerated, easy to apply and quick-drying, it is suitable for many animal species as a complement to veterinary care.
When an animal's skin is weakened, it needs a calm, protected and moisturized environment to rebuild itself. Keriox Gel Réparateur Chien & Chat acts like an invisible bandage: its semi-fluid texture forms a protective film on the skin's surface, limiting external aggression while maintaining continuous hydration. This action creates favorable conditions for the skin's natural repair process.
The gel can be used as soon as abrasions, redness or small lesions caused by scratching appear. It is also particularly suitable for dry or damaged truffles and fragile pads, often subjected to friction and climatic variations. Its precise application enables it to target the area concerned without running or sticking to the coat.
The combination of hyaluronic acid and micronized silver in the HaAg+ complex plays a key role. Hyaluronic acid acts like a microscopic sponge, retaining water on the skin's surface and supporting tissue regeneration during wound care. Micronized silver, meanwhile, helps to sanitize the area and maintain the balance of skin flora, like a discreet guardian preventing unwanted imbalances.
This formula has been designed to adapt to a wide range of veterinary clinical situations. For dogs, it can be used to treat skin infections, allergic dermatitis, pulicosis, scabies or scratching lesions, including hot spots. In cats, it can be used on areas that are inaccessible to licking, for cervico-facial pruritus or eosinophilic granuloma complex lesions. Also suitable for small mammals, rabbits, horses and even cattle for small teat sores.
Extremely well tolerated, with no irritant effect, the gel dries quickly and can be applied to large areas throughout the coat. To enhance soothing and support repair on sensitive skin, it may be wise to combine Keriox Repair Gel with Cat & Dog Soothing Repair Care: the gel prepares and protects the area, while the soothing care completes the action by nourishing and soothing the skin for a long time.
Directions for use
Shake product before use. Apply twice a day to the entire surface to be covered, to complement treatment of superficial lesions, irritations and excoriations secondary to scratching on dogs, cats, horses, ferrets, rabbits and small rodents. Leave to dry naturally after application.
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Precautions
Ingredients
Water, Gelling agent, Soda, Glycerin, Micronized silver, Hydrolyzed hyaluronic acid, Glycol, Phenoxyethanol, Chlorphenesin, Chitosan.
Available at
20 ml tube or 100 ml tube, available at the best online price.
To optimize the gel's effectiveness, gently cleanse the area before application to remove any residue or scabs. Clean skin allows the protective film to adhere better and last longer. On areas prone to rubbing, apply a thin, even layer rather than an excessive amount, to promote rapid, comfortable drying for the animal.
FAQ
Can Keriox Gel Réparateur be used on more than one animal species?
Yes, the formula is suitable for dogs, cats, rabbits, small rodents, ferrets, horses and cattle for small superficial lesions.
Is the gel compatible with current veterinary treatment?
It can be used as a complement to prescribed treatments, particularly for dermatitis or lesions caused by scratching.
How often should I apply the gel to ensure good tolerance?
Two daily applications are generally sufficient, taking into account the natural drying time.
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