Toss Setoss B.F Medicated Shampoo 140ml for Dogs & Cats
Toss Setoss B.F is a veterinary medicated shampoo containing sertaconazole 2% w/v and zinc pyrithione 1% w/v, as listed in the current product information. Use only after a veterinarian has assessed the pet and confirmed that this shampoo is appropriate.
Composition
- Sertaconazole: 2% w/v
- Zinc pyrithione: 1% w/v
- Additional ingredients and complete label directions: check the sealed pack
Product Details
- Medicated veterinary shampoo
- Net volume: 140 ml
- For dogs and cats under veterinary direction
- May be considered by a veterinarian for selected fungal, yeast, bacterial, or seborrhoeic skin concerns, including ringworm or Malassezia-related concerns, after diagnosis
Directions for Use
Wet the coat with lukewarm water, apply the amount directed by your veterinarian or the product label, and massage gently into the coat and skin. Avoid the eyes, ear canals, mouth, and other mucous membranes. Follow the label for contact time, frequency, treatment duration, and rinsing instructions, then rinse thoroughly.
Safety Information
- For external veterinary use only
- Do not allow the pet to ingest the shampoo or lick treated coat until it is rinsed and dry
- Do not use in the ears or on open or severely damaged skin unless specifically directed by a veterinarian
- Wear gloves when bathing a pet with a suspected contagious skin condition and follow your veterinarian's hygiene advice
- Tell your veterinarian about all medicines, shampoos, supplements, allergies, pregnancy, and existing conditions
- Stop use and contact your veterinarian if marked irritation, redness, swelling, rash, breathing difficulty, or another unexpected reaction occurs
- Flush thoroughly with clean water if the product contacts the eyes or mucous membranes and seek veterinary advice if irritation persists
- Store exactly as directed on the label and keep out of reach of children and animals
Skin scaling, hair loss, itching, odor, and lesions can have several causes. This shampoo should not replace veterinary diagnosis, testing, or follow-up.