SOLUTION PF: DAMP TOXINS Topical Powder
WHY CHOOSE IT
Weeping blisters of pemphigus foliaceous: Pemphigus foliaceus is a serious chronic autoimmune disease. This condition can have a complex mix of lesions. Crusted and eroded vesicles, pustules, redness, and bald patches can all exist. This herbal powder can be very helpful to absorb the liquid exudate that weeps from the vesicles (blisters) or oozes from pustules when the disease is active.
Pemphigus foliaceous can be severe and extensive, and it is vital that you consult with your pet’s veterinarian to design the most optimal treatment plan to manage it. CMD Pet Solution’s natural products are meant to be a supplement to the other treatments your pet’s veterinarian prescribes. **
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Sprinkle enough herbal powder onto weeping lesions to absorb the exudate. Apply powder 3 times per day or as needed. Discontinue use once lesions no longer appear wet. FOR EXTERNAL USE ONLY
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100% Natural Ingredients:
Cortex Phellodendri (phellodendron bark)
Herba Andrographis paniculata (andrographis)
Herba Portulacae (purslane)
Radix Sanguisorbae (sanguisorba root)
Radix Scutellariae (scutellaria root)
Rhizoma Coptidis (coptis rhizome)
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Once lesions no longer weep or ooze fluids, apply SOLUTION PF: DAMP TOXINS Herbal Ointment to affected skin 3 times daily.
CMD Pet Solutions external products are designed to be used in conjunction with a matching herbal supplement for best results. SOLUTION PF: DAMP TOXINS Topical Powder is designed to be used with the internal skin support of SOLUTION PF: ACTIVE DAMP TOXINS herbal supplement for best results.
Pemphigus foliaceus is a serious disease and it is vital you combine natural supplements and external herbal products with care from your veterinarian for best results.
**For best results, combine use of these products with professional care from a licensed veterinarian. These products and statements are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent disease. The information provided on this website is for educational purposes only and is not meant to substitute for the advice provided by your veterinarian. Many skin diseases have similar symptoms and can look alike to the untrained eye. Some skin conditions can be serious. Some require pharmaceutical treatment and regular monitoring. If you are not certain what is causing your pet’s skin symptoms, seek professional veterinary care for your pet before trying to solve the problem yourself. Proper diagnosis is vital to choosing the most effective treatment.