DOUXOS3 SEB Mousse 5.1 oz (150 mL), Translucent

I have an older cat, she turns 12 soon. And for the last year the skin on her back has gotten dryer and dryer. I tried brushing her frequently, bathing her with a couple different cat shampoos, and even put a little bit of coconut oil along her spine. It would just come back a few days later. It was BAD. Her dander was coming off in massive flakes and brushing it just spread it everywhere. I wish I would have taken a before pic to show how bad it was.I took her to the vet and all her vitals were fine, so they suggested to first try the shampoo in the same line and this mousse. I washed her pretty throughly twice, and the second time I let the shampoo sit on her coat for 5 minutes before rinsing, like the instructions said. Once her coat dried, I applied the mousse and massaged it into her back. I comb the mousse through to make sure it gets all the way to her scalp. After just the first use, all the dander was gone and her coat was super soft and healthy. I’ve been applying the mousse 3 times a week, per instructions. It’s been two weeks so far and her coat is still soft and dander free! I’m so happy this helped because I was so worried about her. She looks and feels so much healthier. Now there’s also less dander flakes around the house!

J'ai acheté le shampoing et la mousse pour mon petit chien chinois à crête nu. Après seulement une utilisation j'ai vu une nette amélioration de sa peau. Je recommande ce produit.

Peut-être utiliser entre les shampoingsRépare la peau et le pelage

I have an old kitty with some skin sores and not a lot of interest in cleaning her own coat.And even less interest in my brushing or combing her coat. (I think she gets over stimulated really easily and just can't deal with the whole brush/comb thing)So her coat is a disaster, and has been for quite a while. When she was younger I didn't really worry about it, but as she has aged these skin sores are just getting nasty. My vet and I have tried many different treatments: she is SERIOUSLY not interested in me applying anything to her coat. However, she is really getting itchy and scruffy. (Wasn't that a cartoon? ;)My vet recommended DouxoS3 to try to help with both the skin issues and the itchiness.I figured I'd just risk the loss of skin and try to give her a bath. In all truth, I was dreading it - she has never had a bath, but given her basic attitude, I knew I was going to end up damaged and she would be overly stressed.The vet tech suggested the mousse as an option. Figured I'd still end up losing skin, but it might lower Louise's stress, so it was worth a try.(@.@)She did her usual plop down beside me, I rubbed a bit into her back. Usually I have about 2 minutes of petting before the first strike, so thought it was worth a try. She purred. Leaned into my hand and continued to purr. I gave it 10 minutes or so to dry and then combed it out.She continued to purr.(@.@) I'm not sure what is in this stuff but holy saints. Louise has NEVER put up with as much petting as she has tonight. I rub the stuff in, wait for it to dry (10 minutes-ish) and them comb it out. Her fur comes out soft and 'clean' feeling. It hasn't been this nice in years. I like the 'odor' of the stuff, vaguely sweet but not overpowering at all. She is tolerating the petting to put the stuff into her coat AND the combing to get it back out!This is the most patient I have seen her in 15 years.Not sure what is in this stuff, but there has got to be a serious dose of magic.Thank you so much Ceva Animal Health!

Product could be less scented as I doubt pets like perfumes....but it works great and does smell good (floral coconut)My vet recommended for cat who gets occasionally oily and easier than bathing.Tried some of the no rinse sprays and this is much better.