Clement Thékan Caniderma Licking Repellent prevents licking of damaged dog and cat skin. Its composition of mother tincture, essential oils and water promotes natural skin repair.
In the world of pet care, Caniderma stands out as an innovative and effective solution for the treatment of irritated skin in dogs and cats. This licking repellent spray plays a crucial role in preventing excessive licking, a behavior that can compromise the healing of irritated or injured areas.
Thanks to its unique, natural composition, Caniderma not only offers protection against licking, but also contributes to the natural repair of the skin. Caniderma Licking Repellent can be used in a variety of situations to protect your pet.
After surgery, it's crucial that your pet doesn't lick the wound. Excessive licking can not only aggravate the wound, but also increase the risk of infection or post-operative complications. This spray is an invaluable ally in keeping the surgical area clean and protected. By preventing your pet from licking the wound, the spray contributes to a faster, safer healing process.
Skin allergies are common in animals and can cause severe itching, leading to excessive licking behavior . This not only aggravates the itching, but can also damage the animal's skin. In such cases, Caniderma can be a soothing solution. By applying the spray to irritated areas, you create a deterrent barrier that discourages the animal from licking. This allows the skin to recover without constant irritation, providing welcome relief for your pet.
Skin irritations can occur for a variety of reasons, whether due to household products, environmental allergens or other factors. In such cases, your pet may feel itchy and try to relieve its discomfort by licking itself. However, excessive licking can make the irritation worse. Caniderma Licking Repellent acts as a preventive solution. By applying the spray to irritated areas, you create an olfactory barrier that discourages licking. This allows skin irritations to heal without being constantly aggravated by licking.
When your pet suffers a small wound or scratch, it may be tempted to lick the area to relieve pain or discomfort. However, this can lead to complications and slow down the healing process. This product can be used in such situations to prevent the animal from licking the affected area. By creating a repellent barrier, the spray helps to keep the wound clean and prevent infection. It also offers relief by minimizing constant licking, enabling the wound to heal more quickly.
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Using Caniderma is both simple and practical. Here's how to maximize its effectiveness:
Precautions for use
Although Caniderma is formulated from natural ingredients, certain precautions should be observed to ensure safe and effective use:
Ingredients
Centella asiatica (27%) and Calendula officinalis (20%) mother tinctures and lavender (3.3%), thyme (0.9%) and cinnamon (0.8%) essential oils, ethanol, water, eumulgin HRE40.
Presentation
125 ml spray, available at the best online price.
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