Pet MD Micoseb-CX Medicated Shampoo for Dogs, Cats, & Horses with Miconazole, & Chlorhexidine Skin Infection Treatment of Skin Conditions, Acne, Abrasions, and Infections - 12 oz

Same formula the Vet prescribed for my dogs skin diseases at a much better price. My dog loves getting bathed with it and it does the job of controlling the rashes and blisters.

I’ve only used it once but I have high hopes. My miniature poodle takes prescription allergy medicine but still struggles a few months of the year with irritated skin. I bathed him a couple of days ago and they’ve been the most comfortable days he’s had in months.

My dog has terrible skin issues - itchy & smelly even with oral meds from the vet. The shampoo I used to use for her has been discontinued and I've been searching for a while for a replacement. Finally found this one and it seems to be working for her! It really doesn't have a smell to the shampoo, which is nice - I hate heavily scented shampoos. And more importantly she hasn't been itching since I used this! Her coat also feels so soft now even though she has a wiry coat. I put it on and scrub her for about 10 minutes before rinsing. It is medicated so it does not suds up like regular shampoo. I am so glad I finally found a shampoo that works and is also very reasonable. Try this, I think you will be happy with it.

My 14 lb Chihuahua mix is always so itchy regardless of the fact that she receives a flea/ tick preventive like clockwork. When I give her a shower, it's with the mildest shampoos. She's rinsed and dried thoroughly. And then she's itching again in 20 minutes. Clearly there's a skin disorder at work, so I decided to try this shampoo since it seems to be a broad spectrum remedy. What I didn't know was that my poor dog would have to tolerate being wet, cold and uncomfortable for 10 minutes after the thorough application and before the thorough rinse. Fortunately she's very smart, well-trained, and patient, so she only tried to escape the bathtub once. After that, I had to ask her a few times not to lick the stuff off her fur, cuz that's her natural inclination, like "I gotta get this crap off me." She's such a good girl that when I asked her to stop licking, she did. I can imagine what this saturate-and-wait process would be like for a long-haired dog. Or a big dog. Or a long-haired big dog. Have loads of treats on hand is my advice. Anyway, the stuff was kind of damp-hardening on my dog's fur by the time 10 minutes was up. Then it was rinserinserinserinse. Because the shampoo doesn't lather, it's hard to tell when it's all rinsed off. Then drydrydrydry. And within 20 minutes, she was scratching again. Plus her silky smooth fur felt kinda rough and dried out. I don't know if this shampoo will help her over time, but for right now I am disappointed. The bottle was more money than what I spend on shampoo for my own hair, too, and it doesn't seem to be effective.UPDATE: Her fur has regained most of the silkiness that people always comment about. She's also not scratching very much. So I think there is some effectiveness after all. She's still biting her toes, but I wasn't able to get the shampoo between her toes very well because it was stressing her out.

Loved this shampoo. Antifungal and antibacterial shampoo. I have a horse that gets scratches easily and washing and thoroughly drying her legs with this every other day, coupled with my own concoction of ointment has been a life saver.

My dog had always had red irritated skin and always scratched it. I used this shampoo and over the next couple days it dried out all of the moist red skin and it just flaked off. She is not itching anymore. I got the idea to look for a miconazole spray for her since I use it if I ever get jock itch, and I found one but it’s greasy and she stained some furniture, but the shampoo is great!!!! Give this a try if you’re dog has red, hot itchy skin that you can’t seem to fix. Only thing other than this is steroids from the vet and that’s not a long term solution.

Finally a product that works on yeasty paws! I have been searching literally for years! My Pooka is finally free of itchy paws! Here’s how it works for her, I put her in the tub, wet her paws and then massage a generous amount of shampoo in the tops and bottoms of each paw, then she waits 10 minutes in the tub, after that I thoroughly rinse each paw and rub with a towel. Out of the tub she goes and then I blow dry each paw! I also massaged shampoo in her groin area, wait 10 minutes, dry with a towel and blow dry. The black areas are almost gone and back to pink in her groin. Will be buying more because this works if you really massage plenty of shampoo in and wait the full 10 minutes and blow dry completely!

Great smell easy to use