Sulfodene is a brand that specializes in pet care products such as shampoos, medicated sprays, ointments, and ear cleaners that help treat various skin conditions, infections and wounds on dogs.
Sulfodene was launched in 1953 as a subsidiary of the Sterling Drug Company.
The original product was the Sulfodene Skin Medication, which contained sulfathiazole and a local anesthetic to help in the treatment and relief of various skin conditions in dogs.
In 1994, the Sulfodene brand was acquired by the Farnam Company, which is now a division of Central Garden & Pet Company.
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A medicated shampoo for dogs that helps to provide relief from various skin irritations, such as itching and flaking, caused by seborrhea, hot spots, and allergies.
An ear cleaner that helps to remove dirt and wax buildup from the ears of dogs, preventing the development of infections and other ear problems.
Yes, the Sulfodene 3-Way Ointment is safe for dogs when used as directed. It is meant for external use only and should not be ingested.
No, Sulfodene Medicated Shampoo is specifically formulated for dogs and should not be used on cats or any other pets.
Sulfodene Ear Cleaner can be used as often as needed to keep your dog's ears clean and healthy. However, it should not be used more than once a day and should not be used if your dog's ears are irritated or infected.
Sulfodene 3-Way Ointment can treat various skin conditions on dogs including cuts, scrapes, skin infections, insect bites, and hot spots.
Sulfodene products can be purchased online or from various pet stores and retailers such as Walmart, Petco, and Chewy.
