Antifungal Medicine for Dogs — Skin Infections, Itching & Ringworm Treatment

WHAT IS KISKIN LOTION 100ML? Kiskin Lotion 100ml is a topical antifungal and antibacterial veterinary preparation for dogs, in a thin lotion format that spreads easily over larger affected areas, skin folds, and dense-coated regions where an ointment would be difficult to distribute evenly. It contains the same active ingredients as Kiskin Ointment in a more spreadable vehicle. COMPOSITION Active Ingredient Action [Check label — antifungal agent] Kills fungal organisms [Check label — antibacterial agent] Controls secondary bacterial infection WHAT KISKIN LOTION 100ML TREATS Ringworm (Dermatophytosis) — Microsporum and Trichophyton species Yeast infections — Malassezia pachydermatis dermatitis Secondary bacterial infections associated with fungal skin disease Large or spreading lesions, skin fold infections Interdigital fungal infections in larger dogs KISKIN OINTMENT VS KISKIN LOTION — WHICH TO USE? Format Best For Ointment 20g Small, localised, dry or crusty lesions Lotion 100ml Large surface areas, skin folds, dense-coated dogs The active ingredients are identical — the difference is the vehicle. The ointment is thicker with prolonged skin contact time. The lotion spreads more easily for larger treatment areas. Your vet will recommend the appropriate format. HOW TO APPLY KISKIN LOTION 100ML Part or clip the fur over the affected area to expose the skin Clean gently — allow to dry completely Apply a thin, even layer over the lesion and a small margin of adjacent skin Massage in gently Wear disposable gloves — ringworm is zoonotic Use a cone to prevent licking until the lotion has dried — approximately 20–30 minutes HOW OFTEN TO APPLY Twice daily — morning and evening Continue for the full course prescribed — typically 4–6 weeks minimum The 100ml bottle is suited for extended treatment courses, multiple lesion sites, or large-breed dogs requiring more product per application IMPORTANT INFORMATION Do not use near the eyes or on mucous membranes Ringworm is zoonotic — wear gloves and wash hands after every application If no improvement after 2 weeks, return to your vet for re-evaluation Do not use on cats without explicit veterinary instruction Store at room temperature away from direct sunlight Keep out of reach of children and other pets Sold By: Pets Lifestyle — India's trusted online pet pharmacy Frequently Asked Questions — Kiskin Antifungal Lotion 100ml for Dogs What is Kiskin Lotion used for in dogs? ▼ Kiskin Lotion 100ml is a topical antifungal and antibacterial preparation used to treat fungal skin infections (ringworm, Malassezia yeast dermatitis) and associated bacterial skin infections in dogs. The lotion format is suited for larger affected areas, skin folds, and dense-coated regions where an ointment would be difficult to distribute evenly. What is the difference between Kiskin Ointment and Kiskin Lotion? ▼ The active ingredients are the same — the difference is the vehicle. The ointment has a thicker consistency providing prolonged contact time and a moisture barrier on dry or crusted skin. The lotion is thinner and spreads more easily over larger surface areas and skin folds. Your vet recommends one over the other based on the location, size, and nature of the affected area. How often should Kiskin Lotion be applied and for how long? ▼ Twice daily application is standard. Continue for the full course prescribed — typically 4–6 weeks minimum for fungal infections. Stopping early is the most common reason for relapse. The 100ml bottle is appropriate for extended treatment courses, multiple lesion sites, or large-breed dogs where more product is needed per application session. Can Kiskin Lotion 100ml be used on cats? ▼ Only under veterinary supervision. Cats groom themselves extensively and will ingest topical preparations — what is safe for dogs is not always safe for cats. Do not use any dog-labelled topical product on cats without explicit instruction from your vet confirming safety and dosing for feline use. How do I apply Kiskin Lotion 100ml correctly? ▼ Part or clip the fur over the affected area. Clean gently and allow to dry. Apply a thin, even layer over the lesion and a small margin of adjacent skin. Massage in gently. Wear disposable gloves — ringworm is zoonotic and can infect humans. Use a cone to prevent licking until the lotion has absorbed — approximately 20–30 minutes.

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WHAT IS KISKIN OINTMENT? Kiskin Ointment is a topical veterinary preparation combining antifungal and antibacterial agents, formulated for the treatment of fungal skin infections, yeast infections, and associated secondary bacterial infections on the skin of dogs. It is applied directly to affected skin areas. A veterinary diagnosis should confirm the causative organism before starting treatment. COMPOSITION Active Ingredient Action [Check label — antifungal agent] Kills fungal organisms [Check label — antibacterial agent] Controls secondary bacterial infection WHAT KISKIN OINTMENT TREATS Ringworm (Dermatophytosis) — Microsporum and Trichophyton species Yeast infections — Malassezia pachydermatis dermatitis Secondary bacterial skin infections associated with fungal involvement Patchy hair loss, crusty skin lesions, inflamed and itchy skin spots Interdigital (between-the-toes) fungal infections HOW TO APPLY KISKIN OINTMENT Clean the affected area gently with a mild antiseptic wash — pat dry thoroughly Trim surrounding fur if long, to ensure direct contact with skin surface Apply a thin, even layer of Kiskin Ointment over the lesion and a small margin of surrounding healthy skin Rub in gently Wear disposable gloves during application — ringworm is a zoonotic infection that can spread to humans Use an Elizabethan collar (cone) after application to prevent licking HOW OFTEN TO APPLY Twice daily — morning and evening Minimum 3–4 weeks of consistent treatment for fungal infections Do not stop when the skin appears better — fungal infections frequently relapse if the course is cut short Your vet may advise continuing for one additional week after apparent resolution OINTMENT VS LOTION — WHICH FORMAT? The ointment has a thicker, greasier consistency that provides prolonged contact time on the skin and a degree of moisture barrier — particularly suited for dry, crusty, or localised lesions. The Kiskin Lotion is thinner and spreads more easily over larger surface areas and skin folds. Your vet will recommend the appropriate format based on the location and nature of the affected area. IMPORTANT INFORMATION Do not use near the eyes or on mucous membranes Prevent licking for at least 20–30 minutes after application Ringworm is zoonotic — always wear gloves and wash hands after application If no improvement after 2 weeks of consistent treatment, return to your vet Store at room temperature away from direct sunlight Keep out of reach of children and other pets Sold By: Pets Lifestyle — India's trusted online pet pharmacy Frequently Asked Questions — Kiskin Antifungal Ointment 20g for Dogs What skin conditions is Kiskin Ointment used to treat in dogs? ▼ Kiskin Ointment is a topical antifungal and antibacterial preparation used to treat fungal skin infections (ringworm / dermatophytosis), yeast infections (Malassezia), and associated secondary bacterial infections on the skin of dogs. It is applied to patchy hair loss, crusty skin, itchy inflamed spots, and interdigital infections. Confirm the causative organism with your vet before starting treatment. How should Kiskin Ointment be applied? ▼ Clean the affected area gently and pat dry. Trim surrounding fur to allow direct skin contact. Apply a thin, even layer over the lesion and a small margin of surrounding skin. Rub in gently. Wear disposable gloves — ringworm is zoonotic and can spread to humans. Use an Elizabethan collar after application to prevent licking for at least 20–30 minutes. How often should Kiskin Ointment be applied? ▼ Twice daily — morning and evening — for the full duration prescribed by your vet. Most fungal skin infections require a minimum of 3–4 weeks of consistent treatment. Do not stop when the skin looks better — fungal infections frequently relapse if the course is cut short. Your vet may advise continuing for one additional week after apparent resolution. Is Kiskin Ointment safe if my dog licks the treated area? ▼ Licking should be prevented. Use an Elizabethan collar after application to stop your dog from licking the ointment off — this reduces efficacy and may cause mild gastrointestinal upset. Prevent licking for at least 20–30 minutes after application to allow adequate absorption. If persistent licking cannot be controlled, inform your vet. How long before I see improvement with Kiskin Ointment? ▼ Visible improvement — reduced redness, less itching, early hair regrowth at lesion margins — typically begins within 1–2 weeks of consistent twice-daily application. Complete resolution may take 4–8 weeks depending on infection depth and extent. If there is no improvement after 2 weeks, consult your vet — the infection may require oral antifungal treatment in addition to topical therapy.

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ABOUT KISKIN CREAM AND LOTION Kiskin Cream and Lotion by Intas is a veterinary topical skin treatment range for dogs and cats prescribed to address fungal infections, bacterial infections, inflammation, and associated skin conditions simultaneously. Both the cream and lotion contain the same four active ingredients — Clobetasol Propionate, Ofloxacin, Miconazole Nitrate, and Zinc Sulphate — manufactured by Intas Pharmaceuticals Ltd and available in two application formats to suit different skin conditions and body areas. Kiskin Cream is available in a 20gm tube and is best suited for localised, dry, or scaly skin lesions where a cream base provides sustained contact at the treatment site. Kiskin Lotion is available in 30ml and 100ml bottles and is better suited for larger skin areas, thick-coated dogs, and body surfaces where a fluid formulation spreads and penetrates more effectively through the fur. KISKIN CREAM AND LOTION USES FOR DOGS AND CATS Kiskin Cream and Lotion are indicated for the following conditions: Eczematous dermatosis complicated by simultaneous bacterial and fungal infections on the skin surface. Allergic dermatitis with secondary bacterial or fungal involvement causing inflammation, redness, and persistent itching. Pyoderma — bacterial skin infection presenting as pustules, crusted lesions, and inflamed skin in dogs. Ringworm — circular, scaly, hair-loss patches caused by dermatophyte fungal infection in dogs and cats. Pruritus — intense and persistent itching caused by fungal, bacterial, or inflammatory skin conditions. Hot spots — areas of moist, rapidly developing inflamed and infected skin, commonly seen in thick-coated dog breeds. Wounds with secondary bacterial or fungal contamination requiring both antimicrobial and anti-inflammatory treatment. Yeast infections of the skin caused by Malassezia and Candida organisms in dogs and cats. Folliculitis — bacterial infection of the hair follicles presenting as papules, pustules, and crusting on the skin. Intertrigo — skin fold infections caused by friction and moisture accumulation in areas where skin surfaces overlap. COMPOSITION OF KISKIN CREAM AND LOTION Each gram or ml of Kiskin Cream and Lotion contains: Clobetasol Propionate — 0.025% w/v A potent topical corticosteroid that reduces inflammation and relieves itching by suppressing the arachidonic acid inflammatory pathway at the infection site. Controls the local immune response and prevents further tissue damage from sustained inflammation. Ofloxacin — 0.1% w/v A broad-spectrum fluoroquinolone antibiotic active against both gram-positive and gram-negative bacteria. Eliminates bacterial infection by inhibiting bacterial DNA gyrase and topoisomerase IV — the enzymes required for bacterial DNA replication and survival. Miconazole Nitrate — 2.0% w/v An antifungal agent that destroys fungal organisms by disrupting the structural integrity of the fungal cell membrane through inhibition of ergosterol synthesis. Effective against Malassezia, Candida, and dermatophytes responsible for ringworm and yeast infections in dogs and cats. Zinc Sulphate — 3.0% w/v An astringent that tightens and protects damaged skin tissue, reduces weeping and discharge from inflamed or infected surfaces, and provides mild antiseptic support. Promotes skin barrier restoration and accelerates tissue recovery at the treatment site. CREAM OR LOTION — WHICH FORMAT IS RIGHT FOR YOUR DOG? Both formats contain the same active ingredients at identical concentrations. The choice depends on the nature and location of the skin condition. Kiskin Cream in a 20gm tube is suited for small, dry, localised lesions such as a specific patch of ringworm, a confined area of pyoderma, or a wound site requiring targeted treatment. The cream base maintains prolonged contact with the skin surface. Kiskin Lotion in 30ml or 100ml is suited for larger body areas, thick or long-coated dogs, multiple infection sites, or skin surfaces with active weeping and discharge. The lotion spreads quickly, penetrates through dense fur, and covers wider areas without leaving a heavy residue. Your veterinarian will advise the appropriate format, pack size, and treatment duration based on your pet's specific condition. HOW TO APPLY KISKIN CREAM AND LOTION Clean the affected area or wound thoroughly with a mild antiseptic solution and allow to dry completely. Part the fur to expose the infected skin surface directly before application. Apply Kiskin Cream or Lotion onto the affected area in a sufficient quantity to cover the entire infected surface. Massage gently until fully absorbed. Apply 3 to 4 times daily or as directed by your veterinarian. Fit an Elizabethan collar on the dog or cat immediately after application to prevent licking. Continue for the full prescribed treatment duration, even if symptoms appear to resolve before the course is complete. DOSAGE AND DURATION Apply 3 to 4 times daily after proper cleaning of the affected area or wound. Treatment duration is prescribed by your veterinarian based on the type and severity of the infection. Do not self-medicate beyond the recommended course. Long-term unsupervised use of corticosteroid-containing preparations can lead to skin thinning, hormonal effects, and reduced treatment response over time. PRECAUTIONS For external use only. Do not allow dogs or cats to ingest the cream or lotion. Avoid contact with eyes, mouth, and open or bleeding wounds. In case of accidental ingestion, contact your veterinarian immediately. Safety during pregnancy or lactation has not been established by the manufacturer. Consult your veterinarian before use in pregnant or nursing animals. Discontinue use and consult a veterinarian if skin irritation worsens or new symptoms appear after application. Store at room temperature below 25°C in a cool dry place. Protect from direct sunlight. Keep out of reach of children. Strictly for veterinary use. Prescription required.  

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WHAT IS KISKIN LOTION 30ML? Kiskin Lotion 30ml is the compact pack of Kiskin's topical antifungal and antibacterial veterinary lotion. It contains the same active ingredients as the 100ml bottle — suited for small breeds, single localised lesions, or short initial treatment courses where the full 100ml pack is not required. COMPOSITION Active Ingredient Action [Check label — antifungal agent] Kills fungal organisms [Check label — antibacterial agent] Controls secondary bacterial infection WHAT KISKIN LOTION 30ML TREATS Ringworm (Dermatophytosis) — localised lesions in small breeds Malassezia yeast dermatitis Secondary bacterial skin infections Interdigital infections, ear margin fungal infections Small, well-defined lesion sites where minimal product is needed per application 30ML VS 100ML — WHICH PACK SIZE TO CHOOSE? Pack Size Best For 30ml Small breeds, single localised lesion, short course 100ml Large breeds, multiple lesions, extended course The formulation is identical. Choosing the wrong pack size means either running out mid-course (30ml for a large dog with widespread lesions) or unnecessary cost. If your vet anticipates a long treatment duration, start with the 100ml pack to avoid interrupting therapy. HOW TO APPLY KISKIN LOTION 30ML Part or clip the fur over the affected area Clean gently — allow to dry completely Apply a thin, even layer over the lesion and a small margin of adjacent healthy skin Massage in gently Wear disposable gloves — ringworm is zoonotic Use a cone to prevent licking until lotion has dried — approximately 20–30 minutes HOW OFTEN TO APPLY Twice daily — morning and evening Continue for the full prescribed course — minimum 3–4 weeks Do not stop when skin looks better — fungal infections relapse when courses are cut short STORAGE Store at room temperature, away from direct sunlight and moisture Keep the cap tightly closed between uses Do not refrigerate unless stated on label Check expiry date before each use — do not use expired topical preparations Keep out of reach of children and other pets IMPORTANT INFORMATION Wear gloves and wash hands after every application Do not use near eyes or mucous membranes Not for use in cats without explicit veterinary instruction If no improvement after 2 weeks, return to your vet Sold By: Pets Lifestyle — India's trusted online pet pharmacy Frequently Asked Questions — Kiskin Antifungal Lotion 30ml for Dogs What is the difference between Kiskin Lotion 30ml and 100ml? ▼ The formulation is identical — only the pack size differs. Kiskin Lotion 30ml is suited for small breeds, localised single lesions, or short initial treatment periods. The 100ml pack is more practical for large breeds, multiple lesion sites, or extended treatment courses. If your vet anticipates a long treatment duration, starting with the 100ml pack avoids running out mid-course and interrupting therapy. What skin infections is Kiskin Lotion 30ml used for? ▼ Kiskin Lotion 30ml treats fungal skin infections including ringworm (dermatophytosis) and Malassezia yeast infections, as well as secondary bacterial skin infections in dogs. It is particularly useful for small localised lesions, ear margin infections, and interdigital fungal infections where only a small volume is needed per application. Can Kiskin Lotion 30ml be used on a large dog? ▼ It can be used for a single small lesion on a large dog, but if the dog has multiple or widespread lesions, the 30ml bottle will run out quickly. Using an insufficient volume per application — because you are rationing a small bottle — reduces treatment efficacy. For large breeds with extensive skin involvement, the 100ml pack is the practical choice. How should Kiskin Lotion 30ml be stored? ▼ Store at room temperature, away from direct sunlight and moisture. Keep the cap tightly closed between uses. Check the expiry date before each use — do not use expired topical preparations. Keep out of reach of children and other pets. How do I know if Kiskin Lotion treatment is working? ▼ Early signs of improvement include reduced redness and itching, reduced scaling or crusting, and new hair growth at the margins of the lesion — typically within 2–3 weeks. The lesion should stop expanding. If it is growing or spreading to new areas after 2 weeks of consistent treatment, return to your vet — a fungal culture may be needed to confirm the organism and rule out resistant strains.

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Zenex/Intas Softas Max Tick & Flea Shampoo is a medicated shampoo formulated with 2% Permethrin, 2% Miconazole Nitrate and 0.5% Aloe Vera, designed for the management of established tick, flea and lice infestations in dogs. Permethrin works by disrupting the nervous system of parasites, helping to control adult ticks, fleas, lice and their larvae on contact. Miconazole Nitrate is included to help address fungal skin issues that can develop from repeated scratching during an infestation, while Aloe Vera is included to help soothe irritated skin underneath. Softas Max is intended for more escalated infestation situations, such as those that develop during humid or monsoon conditions, rather than for routine monthly prevention. KEY FEATURES Contains 2% Permethrin, 2% Miconazole Nitrate and 0.5% Aloe Vera Targets ticks, fleas, lice and their larvae Includes anti-fungal support for scratch-related skin issues Includes Aloe Vera to help soothe irritated skin Formulated for more severe or established infestations BENEFITS The Permethrin component is intended to act on the nervous system of adult ticks, fleas and lice, helping to reduce infestation on contact. Miconazole Nitrate is included to help address secondary fungal skin issues that can arise from the itch-scratch cycle associated with heavy infestations, while Aloe Vera contributes a soothing, calming effect to compromised skin. As with all ectoparasiticide products, response can vary by pet and severity of infestation, and any signs of skin infection, wounds, or lack of improvement should be assessed by a veterinarian. COMPOSITION / INGREDIENTS Permethrin — 2%Miconazole Nitrate — 2%Aloe Vera — 0.5% INDICATIONS / USES For the management of established tick, flea and lice infestations, including secondary skin irritation and fungal complications arising from repeated scratching, in dogs. DIRECTIONS FOR USE Wet the coat thoroughly with lukewarm water, ensuring water reaches the skin, particularly through thick or double coats. Apply the shampoo, working up a thick lather from the shoulders backward, paying particular attention to areas where ticks commonly hide (armpits, groin, base of the ears, around the tail). Leave the lather on the coat for 10–15 minutes before rinsing thoroughly, ensuring the water runs clear. Towel-dry and keep your pet indoors for a period after bathing. SAFETY INFORMATION Not provided / Not verified — minimum age/weight, and precise contraindications were not independently confirmed. Store away from children and animals when not in use. STORAGE Store according to the manufacturer's instructions. PRODUCT DETAILS Brand: Intas Product Name: Softas Max Tick & Flea Shampoo Product Type: Medicated ectoparasiticide shampoo Species: Dogs Active Ingredients: Permethrin 2%, Miconazole Nitrate 2%, Aloe Vera 0.5% Pack Size: Not provided / Not verified WHY BUY FROM PETS LIFESTYLE We don't buy from the market. We buy from the source. Every product on Pets Lifestyle comes directly from the importer, the manufacturer, or the exporter — never through a reseller, never through a middleman. No middleman means no opening for a duplicate to enter the chain. No markup stacked on markup means you pay for the product, not the supply chain's inefficiency. Research Before Sales isn't something we say — it's something we built the company to do. Reviewed & Curated by Vishnu Dutt Tripathi | Pet Expert Every product on this page has passed through one more filter before reaching you — a professional who's spent years in the Indian pet-care industry evaluating what's actually worth recommending. Product information prepared by PetsLifestyle & Vɪsʜɴᴜ Dᴜᴛᴛ Tʀɪᴘᴀᴛʜɪ | Pᴇᴛ Exᴘᴇʀᴛ, based on the product information available from the manufacturer/brand. FAQs What is Softas Max Tick & Flea Shampoo used for?It is a medicated shampoo formulated for the management of established tick, flea and lice infestations in dogs, including associated skin irritation. What are the active ingredients?It contains 2% Permethrin, 2% Miconazole Nitrate and 0.5% Aloe Vera. How long should the shampoo be left on the coat?The lather should generally sit for 10–15 minutes before rinsing, to allow the active ingredients to work, though exact timing should follow the product label. Is this different from a regular tick and flea shampoo?Yes, it is positioned for more severe or established infestations rather than routine monthly prevention. Is this suitable for cats?This must be confirmed before publishing — see the flag below. Should I consult a veterinarian before using this on my pet?Yes, especially for heavy infestations, existing skin infections, or if your pet shows any adverse reaction during or after use.

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Ceftriaxone Tazobactam Injection Presentation:  Combipack of 562.50 mg with 5 ml sterile WFI 5 ml disposable syringe and 22G needle Ingredients & Composition: Each Intacef Tazo PET Injection Vial containsCeftriaxone Sodium IP equivalent to Ceftriaxone          500 mgTazobactam sodium equivalent to Tazobactam USP     62.5 mg Indication / Uses: Ceftriaxone Tazobactam / Intacef Tazo PET injection is indicated for/in• Lower respiratory tract infections• Acute bacterial otitis media• Skin infection• Bacterial septicaemia• Bone and joint infections• Intra-abdominal infections• Surgical prophylaxis• Meningitis• Pelvic inflammatory disease Dosage: Dog : 15-25mg/kgb.wt. Daily for 3-5days via I.M. or I.V. route.

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Izopet is an oral antifungal solution formulated with Itraconazole, from Intas Pharmaceuticals, designed for the treatment of fungal and yeast infections in dogs and cats. It offers uncompromised efficacy against a broad range of pathogenic fungi, targeting conditions such as dermatophytosis, Malasseziosis, blastomycosis, cryptococcosis, histoplasmosis, aspergillosis, candidiasis, coccidioidomycosis and sporotrichosis. Izopet is typically administered using a weekly pulse dosing regimen and is supplied in a 100 ml pack. KEY FEATURES Contains Itraconazole IP, 10 mg per ml Broad-spectrum antifungal, effective against multiple pathogenic fungi Oral solution format Administered using weekly pulse dosing Suitable for dogs and cats 100 ml pack INDICATIONS / USES For the treatment of fungal/yeast infections including: Dermatophytosis Malasseziosis Blastomycosis Cryptococcosis Histoplasmosis Aspergillosis Candidiasis Coccidioidomycosis Sporotrichosis Class: Antifungal COMPOSITION / INGREDIENTS Each ml contains: Itraconazole IP — 10 mg DIRECTIONS FOR USE Dogs and cats: 5 mg/kg body weight, orally, once daily, using a weekly pulse dosing schedule: Week 1: Daily treatment Week 2: No treatment Week 3: Daily treatment Week 4: No treatment Week 5: Daily treatment Or as recommended by your veterinarian, who will determine the appropriate number of pulse cycles based on the condition being treated. SAFETY INFORMATION Prescription antifungal medication — for use under veterinary supervision only. Not provided / Not verified — specific contraindications, minimum age restrictions, and use during pregnancy/lactation were not detailed in the supplied information and should be confirmed from the product label or your veterinarian before use. STORAGE Store according to the manufacturer's instructions. PRODUCT DETAILS Brand: Intas Product Name: Izopet Product Type: Oral antifungal solution Species: Dogs & Cats Class: Antifungal Pack Size: 100 ml WHY BUY FROM PETS LIFESTYLE We don't buy from the market. We buy from the source. Every product on Pets Lifestyle comes directly from the importer, the manufacturer, or the exporter — never through a reseller, never through a middleman. No middleman means no opening for a duplicate to enter the chain. No markup stacked on markup means you pay for the product, not the supply chain's inefficiency. Research Before Sales isn't something we say — it's something we built the company to do. Reviewed & Curated by Vishnu Dutt Tripathi | Pet Expert Every product on this page has passed through one more filter before reaching you — a professional who's spent years in the Indian pet-care industry evaluating what's actually worth recommending. Product information prepared by PetsLifestyle & Vɪsʜɴᴜ Dᴜᴛᴛ Tʀɪᴘᴀᴛʜɪ | Pᴇᴛ Exᴘᴇʀᴛ, based on the product information available from the manufacturer/brand. FAQs What is Izopet used for?It is an oral antifungal solution used to treat fungal and yeast infections in dogs and cats, including dermatophytosis, Malasseziosis and several other systemic fungal infections. What is the active ingredient in Izopet?Each ml contains 10 mg of Itraconazole IP. How is Izopet dosed?5 mg/kg body weight, orally, once daily, typically using a weekly pulse dosing schedule (treatment for one week, followed by a week off), or as recommended by your veterinarian. Why is Izopet given in a pulse dosing pattern?Pulse dosing schedules for itraconazole are commonly used in veterinary dermatology to help manage certain fungal infections; the exact regimen and number of cycles should be determined by your veterinarian based on the condition being treated. Do I need a prescription for Izopet?Yes, this is a prescription antifungal medication and should only be used under veterinary direction. Should I complete the full treatment course?Yes, follow the full pulse dosing schedule as prescribed by your veterinarian, even if symptoms appear to improve.

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Takfa Pet is a topical veterinary spray formulated with Tacrolimus and Alpha Tocopherol, using a lipid-based delivery technology, designed for the management and treatment of canine atopic dermatitis, perianal fistula, and pododermatitis of allergic origin. Tacrolimus is a topical immunomodulator used to help manage inflammatory and allergic skin conditions, while Alpha Tocopherol (Vitamin E) is included as an antioxidant component. Takfa Pet is applied topically and is supplied in a 50 ml spray bottle with a nozzle. KEY FEATURES Contains Tacrolimus and Alpha Tocopherol Unique lipid-based delivery technology Topical spray with nozzle applicator Formulated for canine atopic dermatitis, perianal fistula, and allergic pododermatitis 50 ml pack size INDICATIONS / USES Canine atopic dermatitis (management and treatment) Perianal fistula Pododermatitis of allergic origin COMPOSITION / INGREDIENTS Tacrolimus — 0.02% w/vAlpha Tocopherol — see note below Discrepancy note: The supplied information gives two different concentrations for Alpha Tocopherol — "0.006% w/v" in the first composition block and "0.06% w/v" in the second. This must be confirmed from the actual product label before publishing, as it's the only value that doesn't match between the two supplied sources. DIRECTIONS FOR USE For topical use only. Spray liberally onto the affected area, twice daily, until symptoms disappear. The dosage and duration of treatment depend on the specific condition being treated and the pet's response. Always use as directed by your veterinarian. SAFETY INFORMATION For topical veterinary use only, under the direction of a veterinarian. Not provided / Not verified — specific contraindications, precautions around eye/mucous membrane contact, and minimum age restrictions were not detailed in the supplied information and should be confirmed from the product label before use. STORAGE Store according to the manufacturer's instructions. PRODUCT DETAILS Brand: Not specified — please confirm manufacturer/brand before publishing Product Name: Takfa Pet Product Type: Topical veterinary spray (Tacrolimus-based) Species: Dogs (indications specified as "Canine") Pack Size: 50 ml spray bottle with nozzle WHY BUY FROM PETS LIFESTYLE We don't buy from the market. We buy from the source. Every product on Pets Lifestyle comes directly from the importer, the manufacturer, or the exporter — never through a reseller, never through a middleman. No middleman means no opening for a duplicate to enter the chain. No markup stacked on markup means you pay for the product, not the supply chain's inefficiency. Research Before Sales isn't something we say — it's something we built the company to do. Reviewed & Curated by Vishnu Dutt Tripathi | Pet Expert Every product on this page has passed through one more filter before reaching you — a professional who's spent years in the Indian pet-care industry evaluating what's actually worth recommending. Product information prepared by PetsLifestyle & Vɪsʜɴᴜ Dᴜᴛᴛ Tʀɪᴘᴀᴛʜɪ | Pᴇᴛ Exᴘᴇʀᴛ, based on the product information available from the manufacturer/brand. FAQs What is Takfa Pet used for?It is a topical spray used for the management and treatment of canine atopic dermatitis, perianal fistula, and pododermatitis of allergic origin. What are the active ingredients in Takfa Pet?It contains Tacrolimus (0.02% w/v) and Alpha Tocopherol. The exact Alpha Tocopherol concentration needs to be confirmed from the label — see the flag below. How is Takfa Pet applied?Spray liberally onto the affected area, twice daily, until symptoms disappear, or as directed by your veterinarian. Is Takfa Pet suitable for cats?This has not been confirmed from the supplied information — the indications listed are specifically for canine (dog) conditions. Does Takfa Pet require a veterinarian's guidance?Yes, dosage and treatment duration should be determined by your veterinarian based on the specific condition and your pet's response. Is this a long-term treatment?Duration depends on the condition being treated and the response observed; always follow your veterinarian's guidance on how long to continue treatment.

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Cefpet CLV 325 is a combination antibiotic tablet by Intas Pharmaceuticals containing Cefpodoxime Proxetil and Potassium Clavulanate. It combines a third-generation cephalosporin with a beta-lactamase inhibitor — specifically designed for bacterial infections that involve organisms resistant to standard cefpodoxime treatment. It is indicated for dogs and cats and requires a valid veterinary prescription. Composition Active Ingredient Strength per Tablet Cefpodoxime Proxetil 200mg Potassium Clavulanate 125mg Indications — What Cefpet CLV 325 Treats Cefpet CLV 325 is prescribed for the following bacterial infections in dogs and cats: Skin and soft tissue infections — including deep pyoderma and infected wounds Perioperative surgical care — prevention and treatment of post-surgical bacterial infections Gastrointestinal infections Urinary tract infections (UTI) Upper respiratory tract infections Lower respiratory tract infections How Cefpet CLV 325 Works Cefpodoxime Proxetil is a third-generation cephalosporin that kills bacteria by inhibiting bacterial cell wall synthesis. However, certain bacteria produce beta-lactamase enzymes that break down and inactivate standard cephalosporin antibiotics — making them ineffective against resistant strains. Potassium Clavulanate is a beta-lactamase inhibitor. It binds irreversibly to these enzymes, blocking them before they can destroy the Cefpodoxime. This restores and extends the antibacterial activity of Cefpodoxime against resistant organisms. The combination is therefore effective in cases where plain Cefpodoxime has failed or where beta-lactamase-producing bacteria are suspected or confirmed. Dosage and Administration Species Dose (Cefpodoxime component) Frequency Route Dogs 5–10 mg/kg body weight Once daily Oral Cats 5–10 mg/kg body weight (consult vet for adjustment) Once daily Oral Always administer with food — Cefpodoxime absorption is significantly enhanced with a fatty meal, and Clavulanate can cause gastrointestinal upset when given on an empty stomach. Weigh your pet before starting the course. Complete every dose of the prescribed course — stopping early with a beta-lactamase inhibitor combination is particularly risky as it selects for resistant bacterial populations. When Is Cefpet CLV 325 Prescribed Instead of Plain Cefpet? Your vet will prescribe Cefpet CLV 325 when: A bacterial infection has not responded adequately to plain Cefpodoxime (Cefpet 100mg or XL) Culture and sensitivity testing identifies a beta-lactamase-producing organism The infection type — deep skin infection, surgical wound, or recurrent UTI — is known to commonly involve resistant bacteria It is a targeted second-step antibiotic. It is not a first-line treatment for all infections — your vet's diagnosis and prescription determines whether the combination is appropriate for your pet's specific case. Important Information Prescription required — valid veterinary prescription must be provided at the time of order For oral use in dogs and cats only Do not stop the antibiotic course early even if your pet appears to have recovered Not for use in animals with known hypersensitivity to cephalosporin, penicillin, or beta-lactam antibiotics Inform your vet of all current medications before starting this course Sold By: Pets Lifestyle — India's trusted online pet pharmacy Frequently Asked Questions — Cefpet CLV 325 for Dogs What is Cefpet CLV 325 and what does it treat? ▼ Cefpet CLV 325 is a combination antibiotic tablet by Intas Pharmaceuticals containing Cefpodoxime and Clavulanate. Cefpodoxime is a third-generation cephalosporin that kills bacteria by disrupting cell wall synthesis. Clavulanate is a beta-lactamase inhibitor — it blocks the enzyme that certain resistant bacteria use to inactivate cephalosporin antibiotics. Together, the combination is effective against bacterial infections caused by organisms that have developed resistance to standard cefpodoxime alone, including complicated skin infections, wound infections, and urinary tract infections in dogs. Why is Clavulanate added to Cefpodoxime in Cefpet CLV? ▼ Some bacteria produce beta-lactamase enzymes that break down cephalosporin antibiotics, making standard antibiotic treatment ineffective. Clavulanate binds to and irreversibly inhibits these beta-lactamase enzymes, protecting Cefpodoxime from being destroyed. This restores and extends antibacterial activity against resistant strains. Cefpet CLV 325 is therefore prescribed when a bacterial infection has not responded to plain cefpodoxime, or when the infecting organism is known to be beta-lactamase-producing. When does a vet prescribe Cefpet CLV 325 instead of plain Cefpet? ▼ Your vet will prescribe Cefpet CLV 325 when a bacterial infection has not responded adequately to standard cefpodoxime treatment, when culture and sensitivity testing identifies a beta-lactamase-producing organism, or when the infection type — such as deep skin infections, complicated wound infections, or recurrent urinary tract infections — is known to commonly involve resistant bacteria. It is a targeted second-step antibiotic, not a first-line choice for all infections. Should Cefpet CLV 325 be given with food? ▼ Yes — always administer with food. Cefpodoxime absorption is significantly enhanced when given with a fatty meal. Clavulanate can cause gastrointestinal upset on an empty stomach. Giving with food reduces the risk of nausea, vomiting, and loose stools — the most commonly reported side effects with this combination. Maintain consistent dosing times each day to keep blood levels stable throughout the treatment course. How long is a typical Cefpet CLV 325 treatment course? ▼ Course length depends on the infection type and depth. Superficial skin infections typically require 5–7 days. Deep or recurrent skin infections may need 4–6 weeks or longer. Urinary tract infections are generally treated for 5–10 days. Your vet may request a follow-up culture after initial treatment to confirm bacterial clearance before stopping the course. Never stop early — completing the full course is critical to prevent resistance development. Can Cefpet CLV 325 be used in cats? ▼ Cefpet CLV 325 is labelled for dogs. Use in cats requires explicit veterinary guidance — cats metabolise certain drug combinations differently from dogs and are more sensitive to gastrointestinal side effects from clavulanate-containing products. Do not administer a dog-labelled combination antibiotic to a cat without your vet confirming the correct species-appropriate dose and frequency.

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