Pox cream for treatment of pox infections in Pigeons.
Active ingredients: Chlorhexedine, Cetrimide.
Dose: a few cream on infected spots, 1-2 times daily until improvement appears, or as vet. prescribes.
Package: tube 15 g.
€ 10.96
Pox cream for treatment of pox infections in Pigeons.
Pox cream for treatment of pox infections in Pigeons.
Active ingredients: Chlorhexedine, Cetrimide.
Dose: a few cream on infected spots, 1-2 times daily until improvement appears, or as vet. prescribes.
Package: tube 15 g.
Weight | 0.1 kg |
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