DOUXO S3 PYO Shampoo

DOUXO S3 PYO Shampoo for Dogs and Cats

For dogs and cats.

Product Description

DOUXO S3 PYO Shampoo is a cleansing shampoo from Ceva formulated for skin that needs help staying in balance. It cleanses externally, supports the skin's microbial balance, and helps protect the skin barrier at the same time.

The formula is built around Ophytrium, a purified natural ingredient selected for its tolerance and its action across all three of the skin's barriers: the physical barrier, the microbial barrier, and the surface layer. Practically, that means it does more than strip the skin clean. It works to keep the skin supple and hydrated, preserve the protective flora already living on it, and reduce irritation.

It's a common companion to topical and oral treatment for dogs and cats with recurring skin issues, and the hypoallergenic coconut and vanilla fragrance makes bath time considerably more pleasant than most medicated shampoos.

Benefits

Cleanses and Balances: Supports the skin's natural microbial balance rather than stripping it.
Protects the Skin Barrier: Helps keep skin supple, durable, and hydrated.
Reduces Irritation: Formulated for sensitive, reactive skin.
Contains Ophytrium: A purified natural ingredient acting on all three skin barriers.
Pleasant Scent: Hypoallergenic coconut and vanilla fragrance.
Two Sizes Available.

How to Use

Wet your pet's coat thoroughly with lukewarm water. Apply the shampoo and massage it in, working it down to the skin rather than just the coat.

Leave it in contact for the time your veterinarian recommends, typically several minutes. Contact time is what makes a therapeutic shampoo work, and it's the step most owners cut short.

Rinse thoroughly. Repeat at the frequency your veterinarian advises.

Avoid the eyes. If shampoo gets in, rinse with clean water.

For a fuller routine, the DOUXO S3 line also includes mousse, pads, and a spray for spot treatment between baths.

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 almost always have an underlying cause. Allergies, fleas, endocrine disease such as hypothyroidism or Cushing's, and mites all present as itchy, inflamed, or infected skin, and a shampoo manages the surface without addressing any of them.

See your veterinarian if the skin worsens or fails to improve, if there is significant odor, discharge, crusting, or hair loss, or if your pet is uncomfortable enough to be losing sleep or damaging the skin by scratching. Deep or widespread infection typically needs systemic treatment alongside topical care.