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Paws & Tails™
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Prescription veterinary antifungal — give only on the direction of a licensed veterinarian. Fungal infections are slow to clear, and courses typically run for several weeks to months: stopping as soon as the skin looks better is the commonest reason ringworm comes back, so complete the full course and attend any recheck your veterinarian schedules. Systemic antifungals are processed by the liver, so your veterinarian may want blood tests before and during a long course; stop and contact them if your pet goes off food, vomits repeatedly, becomes lethargic, or develops yellowing of the gums or eyes. Tell your veterinarian about every other medicine your pet is taking, as antifungals of this class interact with a number of common drugs. Consult your veterinarian before use in pregnant or lactating animals, and in animals with existing liver disease. Ringworm spreads to people and other pets, so wash your hands after handling your pet, and vacuum and clean bedding and grooming tools regularly through treatment. Confirm the exact composition and dosing from the product pack. Keep out of reach of children. Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.
Drools IT-Vet is a veterinary antifungal tablet for dogs and cats, used under veterinary direction to treat fungal infections affecting the skin, coat, and general health. Fungal disease in pets is stubborn in a way bacterial infection usually is not: dermatophytes such as Microsporum canis colonise the hair shaft itself, and yeasts such as Malassezia live in the skin's surface layers, so topical treatment alone often cannot reach the whole population. An oral antifungal works from the inside, reaching the hair follicle and skin through the bloodstream, which is why systemic treatment is recommended for widespread, recurring, or nail-bed infections. The tablet format allows accurate weight-based dosing in both dogs and cats.