Sogeval Douxo 30 Count Chlorhexidine 3-Percent PS Pads

My Choc lab mix whom we adopted from a local shelter a year ago has massive skin issues. It was easy for us to see why he'd been in and out of pounds after a few vet visits that ran us $300-400 in pills and medications in order to try and treat his issues. We determined that he was having allergy and skin microbe issues and treatments were less than effective. Unwilling to subject him to constant medications (including antibiotics and steroids to control his issues every 3 months) and totally unwilling to give up on our new boy, we went looking for an effective way to treat his issues.For information - His skin issues were an outbreak that resembled ring worm, it was not however fungal in nature and our Vets indicated that it was a microbe problem. Weak skin barrier, that caused scabs and a hair lose as his skins bacteria attacked hair follicles and any small scrap or irritation. It produced black scabs that would fall away taking clumps of hair with it and leaving bald spots. It mostly appeared on his chest to groin area although he did have some random area's on his shoulder and flank. We determined that the weeping nature of the scab caused it to spread so one scab would lead to an outbreak in an area. Iodine did help somewhat slow the spread, but short of dunking him in an iodine solution each day it was a loosing battle.Our Vet tried to help (love my Vet btw, he's an awesome guy!) and recommended a product called Butler Phytovet CK antiseptic shampoo (Also available here on Amazon) and we tried that. No luck. It, again like the iodine, did help slow his outbreaks but was not up to the task of fully controlling and curing his outbreaks. After 10 months of steroid treatments, food swaps and trying different shampoos / sprays I came across the Douxo line of products.Currently we use the Douxo Shampoo (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000O1HEJ0/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1) once a week after his Sunday morning at the dog park, the Douxo spray (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00198XFNG/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o02_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1) mid-week as a *top-up* for his treatment and on off days, the days he gets neither the shampoo or spray, any problem area's are treated with the Douxo wipes (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00G3D8JL0/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1)All these products are available on Amazon or other good online pet-stores (Chewy.com etc) and so far our treatment's have not only cured any outbreaks quickly (Within a week of a scab forming the area is healed) they have also reduced his outbreaks significantly. Currently he's been on this treatment plan of ours for a month and I can say with all honesty that for the first time since we adopted him he has NO current skin issues.We tried many things to resolve his issues, the reason it took us a year to finally resolve the problem was initially we tried diet changes, as any good pet owner knows you have to change a diet for at least 2 months to get a correct read on any changes. We did feed Orijen dog food initially (One of the best brands on the market) we changed to Honest Kitchen (Another great brand) and finally now to a locally made product. This took months of *wait and see* Then the different shampoo's (Oatmeal / Aloe) then medicated shampoos.I want to point out that Orijen and Honest Kitchen are FANTASTIC foods that we've raised dogs on and had no issues with and I suspect that food was NOT our boys issues at all, I only bring it up so that you the reader knows we did everything we were supposed to in order to try and control his skin issues BEFORE we looked for a medicated skin product.All that being said .. the Douxo line of products has been a life saver for us. The initial outlay of around $60 has paid for itself easy. Since hes shampoo and spray is used once a week only we still have at least half a bottle of each so they should each last us 2 months. The pads (we bought two packs) are used daily and therefore last a little over a month each (Since 2 days a week I don't use them) So in terms of cost its about $30 a month for our dogs treatment, bare in mind he's 105lb of energetic joy, so your mileage will vary depending on your pup's size. When stacking that against a $300-400 vet bill every 3 months its a steal.I'm not saying this product will cure everything and your search is over, I am saying we have had very positive results and can't recommend this product enough. If your like we were and searching for something to manage and treat a stubborn skin issue on your dog (or cat) then toss this in your cart and give it a try, at the very least drop a few bucks on the pads and try them at first if your dubious, the worst that can happen is you don't have the great results we did and move onto another product.In the end I'm sure you, reader, will find a product that will work for your individual pets issues. It's fantastic to find a produce that brings such peace of mind to us as owners and to our joyful little man who can carry on being a good boy without that irritating itch.(Please check my review history, I seldom review products and never with a wall of text like this. This product is such a help to us I've taken time out to write this simply in the hope it will help other pet owners and their pets.)TLDR : Worked for me, Try it !!!

I used this for the first time so I will give more stars when I have more time with it but for now it worked great...it cleaned out her ear easily. She did cry when I wiped deeper which I’m not sure if these are okay for sensitive ears however it did clean out all the brown and wipe her yeast infection great. There were redness on the spot I did her for under tail with yeast. My dog is a bulldog pug mix so she has severe allergies and chronic infections due to it.I will update more if it helps withher medication in healing ( she’s on generic version of what’s in monoistat)( first photo is after first ear cleaning again second photo day 3 of tail and third photo day 3 of ear cleaning )DAY 3 update: her ears are finally starting to clear. She has been using her medication which of course helps but this now added has helped along the progress faster. I don't even have to use q tips anymore to clean her ears. The only issue I have is she still cries when I try to use these deeper in her ear canal. So i would use this externally only as it states. I am not sure if she doesn’t like me poking deep with my finger or these wipes actually hurt but she whimpers so I won’t be doing that but I’ll clean the areas I can see. There is still an initial redness after you wipe an area but it goes down by the next morning !Update day 6 her yeast infection is almost gone again this is mainly from the wipes and some from her ear drops. I can’t believe how easy it is to clean the mess out of her ears with this! I am giving it 5 stars now because this saved us another trip to the vetThe yeast is no longer crusty or scabbing but the skin is still thick. It went from almost her entire ear flap to something smaller the size of a silver dollar but bigger than a quarter. This makes me happy because I don’t hear her scratching at 2 amAnymore ! Her tail started to inflame again I missed a day or two of forgetting the under tail but now that I noticed it comes back I amCleaning it as well after I do the ears. I even use use this on her face wrinkles where someStarted to form that lost hair and it is now growing back ! Very happy!The fourth picture is day 6 night2 months later :Update once her ear infection returned a few months later from her contact with water and from eating her food allergen we were able to resume these wipes for her ears ! Again they worked nicely ..

Used to treat acne on my English Bulldog's face - it saved a trip to the vets and for the sake of the price it was worth seeing if it worked. Honestly I cannot recommend these pads enough and I will continue to keep them stocked as part of my Bulldog's heath and cleaning kits. His acne cleared up, and I use the pads to clean his nose roll sometimes too. He has had an infected nose rose before, and it's previously been a bit icky but since using these pads to clean it's been wonderful and so easy to manage. They do have a bit of a funny smell which my dog doesn't like so much, and they're about the same size of blackhead cleaning pads. I did try and cut them in half upon first receiving them but failed miserably haha! I've not had to use many so they'll last for a while longer before I need to re-purchase.

I bought this in the hopes of clearing our cats feline chin acne.It didn't do the job and actually seemed to spread it where it had been wiped. I stopped using it after a week and swopped to cleaning his chin with simple soap and water and his chin has massively improved!.Save your money and try some simple instead :)

My dog has a skin problem, he had red and itchy paws, was put on an expensive vet diet and not much seemed to work at clearing it up, just keeping it at bay. Now I use these wipes after every walk and he is no longer constantly chewing his feet and they are pretty much back to normal. I recommend these.

I got this product going on peoples reviews as my cat has mild chin acne. It really does help. I just keep an eye on it and if I notice it is coming back I only have to use half a wipe and it clears it up. Not sure whether the wipes will dry out after some time though as i don't have to use the m that often.

My cat has feline acne and these have really helped control it. My cat hates it but then cats aren’t exactly a fan of doing anything that isn’t sleeping or eating! Really helped clear up her acne though and she is so much happier