How to apply entederm ointment for cats
Before applying entederm ointment to your dog or cat, look inside your pet’s ear canal in order to ensure that the tympanic membrane is not inflamed or ruptured. If there is hair near the skin lesion, you may need to clip the hair in order to allow adequate access to the lesion. Also, make sure that you dog or cat has clean ears before applying the solution. We recommend using gloves to put the cream on the lesion. Make sure to put the cream evenly across the entire lesion/rash. After application, make sure to wash your hands.
How often should I apply entederm
The frequency of dosage is completely dependent on the severity of the rash. You should consult your veterinarian to find out how often you should apply the cream. For severe rashes, you may have to apply entederm 2-3 times a day. For less severe rashes, you may only need to apply 1 time a week. Never administer entederm through your dog or cat’s mouth, and do not administer to a pregnant cat.
What is entederm ointment used for?
Entederm ointment is used for treating pets with bacterial or yeast infections in the ear. Entederm ointment has special ingredients that make it anti-flammatory, antipruritic, antifungal, and antibacterial. Thus, Enterderm is very versatile and can heal a variety of infections in your dog or cat’s ears. Many people are interested in how Entederm ointment works. The active ingredients in Entederm ointment are Nystatin, neomycin sulfate, thiostrepton, and acetonide. These active ingredients combine to reduce swelling and inflammation. Entederm ointment also fights against fungus and harmful bacteria that may be present on your cat’s infection.
Entederm for cat’s ear infection
Enterderm is one of the best topical solutions for dogs and cats with ear infections. The solution provides instant and long lasting symptomatic relief for your dog or cat’s ear infection. It also acts quickly reduces inflammation and cause lesions to heal.
Can humans use entederm ointment?
No. Entederm ointment is strictly for pets and can not be taken by humans.
Entederm ointment side effects
If your dog or cat experiences any of the following enterderm ointment side effects, contact your veternerian immediately:
Excessive drinking, vomit, diarrhea, hearing impediment.
