Keriox - Skin Repair Gel - 100 ml - Dogs, cats, horses and small mammals - OSALIA

Keriox - Skin repair gel for animals - 100 ml - OSALIA

A large-format skin repair gel to protect animals' skin

A dermatological solution suited to weakened skin areas

Keriox is a skin repair gel intended for animals with superficial irritations. It can be applied to different sensitive areas such as the nose, pads or weakened skin.

Its film-forming formula protects the skin surface. It helps maintain an environment favourable to epidermal repair.

This skin repair gel for animals is particularly indicated in cases of:

• superficial scratches
• skin redness
• dry areas
• weakened nose
• sensitised pads

The 100 ml format is suited to regular use. It is suitable for animals requiring repeated applications or for multi-animal households.

A formula enriched with hyaluronic acid and HaAg+ complex

Keriox contains hyaluronic acid. This component helps maintain skin hydration. It also helps improve skin suppleness.

The patented HaAg+ complex reinforces the skin barrier. It helps protect weakened areas. It also helps maintain an environment favourable to skin repair.

This combination allows:

• maintaining skin hydration
• protecting sensitive areas
• supporting skin repair
• cleansing damaged areas

The formation of a protective film limits external aggressions on the area concerned.

The advantages of the Keriox skin repair gel for animals

• Skin repair gel suited to animals
• Maintains hydration of dry areas
• Protects weakened nose and pads
• Supports repair of irritated skin
• Protective film-forming HaAg+ complex
• Fast-drying texture and precise application
• 100 ml format suited to prolonged use

Its adherent texture allows localised application. It limits product run-off after application.

Why use a skin repair gel on animals

Animals' skin is exposed to numerous external aggressions. Pads are particularly stressed during movement. The nose can also become dry or weakened.

These situations occur especially after:

• repeated rubbing
• extreme weather conditions
• intensive outdoor activity
• superficial irritations

A skin repair gel helps maintain local hydration. It helps protect the skin surface.

Keriox forms a protective film on the weakened area. This action supports skin repair. It also improves the animal's comfort.

The 100 ml format is suited to repeated applications. It is particularly suitable for regular dermatological follow-up of sensitive areas.

Frequently asked questions about skin repair gel for animals

When should a skin repair gel for animals be used?

A skin repair gel is used when the skin shows superficial irritations. It can be applied to dry or weakened areas.

It is particularly suitable for a dry nose. It is also suited to sensitised pads. It can be used on superficial scratches.

This type of care helps maintain local hydration. It also protects the skin surface.

Can Keriox be used on the nose and pads?

Keriox is suited to sensitive areas such as the nose. It can also be applied to weakened pads.

Its film-forming texture allows precise application. It forms a protective barrier on the skin.

This action helps improve skin comfort. It helps maintain suitable local hydration.

Does Keriox support skin repair in animals?

Keriox contains hyaluronic acid. This component helps maintain skin hydration.

The HaAg+ complex helps protect the skin barrier. It helps maintain an environment favourable to superficial repair.

This combination supports local skin regeneration.

Can Keriox be used regularly on animals?

Keriox can be applied as needed to weakened areas. Its protective film helps maintain skin hydration.

Regular application helps protect skin exposed to external aggressions.

In case of deep or persistent lesions, veterinary advice is still recommended.

To find out more about skin repair gel for animals

• Discover the Keriox skin repair gel 20 ml format
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