Here price before negotiation RM39.90 (vet/ petshop) so after discount it is RM38.00 cannot go lower ...

I had an experienced on that before, after bathing I put Surolan on the itchy part. Now the fur grown back as normal. Bagusnyaaa.

My vet gave me the antibiotic last time ... and it does help.

Thanks guys. Haven't got time to check out the shampoos. Sticking to the vet's cream first. Having cats sure needs patience.

You guys caught my attention. Is this Sebazole or Melaseb shampoos good? How to use? If I use them, do I still need vets meidcation to cure fungus?

How to use :
- put certain amount of Melaseb shampoo onto sponge and wet it a bit
- apply/rub it on the affected skin area
- leave it for a while (5 minute or more)
- wash and dry your kitten/cat

For fast recovery, daily or alternate day usage of Melaseb are recommended.

If fungus infection are really bad, oral medication (antibiotic) or injection will kill the fungus in a fast and an effective manner.

Reminder!!!
On top of the above steps/info, please DO refer to your nearest vet for the advises on skin problem medication application.

well you just shampoo them as usual then keep them for about 15 -20 minutes... then rinse them. or if you dont want bathing them just wash the spot and rinse. it really work..then I apply with surolan..optional...really work..

hi guys...

i want to recommend one shampoo for normal use which is really good. it is called vet, for cat and dogs. can be found almost anywhere, giant, jusco, petshops

the soap bar is less than rm3 and the shampoo around rm12. very good in controlling lice problem. my outdoor cats have bath once a month using this shampoo and they don't have any lice.

Malaseb is fairly good for skin disease.My cat once had flaky skin,i bathed her 2 weeks once and all the flakes tertanggal.My vet recommends Malaseb for pets who have very sensitive skin.It also treats fungal infection in pets ears.

Yup, agree with you on this one. Works very much faster compared to the cream treatment for me.

wooz....