Savavet Dermoscent Atop 7 Spot-On for Dogs (10-20kg)

ATOP 7® Spot-On is the first dermo-care spot-on formulated exclusively with ingredients of natural origin. It provides an effective solution to soothe irritated, itchy, atopic, and allergy-prone skin in dogs and cats. Regular and continuous use helps support skin barrier repair, improving the skin’s natural defense mechanisms. This spot-on can be used alongside drug treatments to enhance skin comfort and health.

Composition:
• Vegetable oil rich in essential fatty acids (Omega 3 and 6)
• Lipidic complex extracted from wheat grains
• Essential oils
• Phytoceramides
• Turmeric, wintergreen, and shiu wood
• Phyto bio-diffusing agent

Indications/Uses:
• Suitable for atopic and allergic skin
• Helps soothe irritated and itchy skin
• Provides support alongside drug treatments
• Ideal for continued use between flare-ups to promote skin barrier repair and natural protection

Directions for Use:
• Apply 1 pipette per week for as long as necessary
• Apply between the shoulder blades in a single spot; no massage needed
• The bio-diffusing agent ensures even distribution throughout the body
• Avoid bathing the animal 2 days before and 2 days after application to preserve natural sebum
• For long-haired or thick-coated animals, brush the application area 24 hours later to remove residue
• Suitable for dogs and cats

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