Douxo S3 PYO Mousse, 5.1oz

DOUXO S3 PYO Mousse for Dogs and Cats

For dogs and cats.

Product Description

DOUXO S3 PYO Mousse is a leave-on foam from Ceva that cleanses the skin and supports its microbial balance without a bath. It combines chlorhexidine with Ophytrium, a purified natural ingredient selected for its tolerance and its action across all three of the skin's barriers.

The no-rinse format is the reason to keep it on hand. Bathing a dog three times a week is unrealistic for most households and impossible for most cats, but a mousse can be worked into a problem area in a couple of minutes, any day, without a tub. That makes it the practical way to maintain a skin protocol between baths, and to treat localized spots rather than the whole animal.

It works well alongside DOUXO S3 PYO Shampoo: shampoo for full-body cleansing, mousse for keeping things under control in between.

Benefits

No Rinsing Needed: Apply, massage in, and leave it.
Contains Chlorhexidine and Ophytrium: Cleanses while supporting the skin barrier and its natural flora.
Good for Spot Treatment: Practical for localized areas between baths.
Workable for Cats: No bath required, which matters more with cats than anything else.
Reduces Irritation: Formulated for sensitive skin.
Pleasant Scent: Hypoallergenic coconut and vanilla fragrance.

How to Use

Shake well before use. Apply the mousse to the affected area and massage it into the skin, working through the coat rather than just over it. Do not rinse.

Use at the frequency your veterinarian recommends. Let the coat dry before your pet lies on furniture or bedding.

Avoid the eyes. If product gets in, rinse with clean water. Wash your hands after application.

Additional Information

For topical use on dogs and cats. For external use only. Avoid contact with eyes. Store at room temperature. Keep out of reach of children.

Talk to your veterinarian

Recurring skin problems usually have an underlying cause. Allergies, fleas, mites, and endocrine diseases such as hypothyroidism or Cushing's all present as itchy, inflamed, or infected skin, and a topical manages the surface without addressing any of them.

See your veterinarian if the skin worsens or doesn't improve, if there is significant odor, discharge, crusting, or hair loss, or if your pet is losing sleep or damaging the skin by scratching. Deep or widespread infection generally needs systemic treatment alongside topical care.