Softas Plus Medicated Shampoo (for Pets)

For best results, apply Softas Plus Medicated Shampoo (for Pets) exactly as directed on the label or advised by a veterinarian. Apply thoroughly over the coat and allow it to remain in contact with the skin for a few minutes before rinsing. Maintaining hygiene practices such as cleaning bedding, carpets, and grooming tools regularly can help prevent reinfestation and improve treatment outcomes.

There is limited data on the common side effects of Softas Plus Medicated Shampoo (for Pets). However, it may cause mild and temporary skin irritation or itching. These effects often resolve on their own. Pet owners should seek veterinary advice if the dog shows excessive drooling, tremors, unusual behavior, or persistent discomfort after use.

Softas Plus Medicated Shampoo (for Pets) is strictly meant for dogs and must not be used on cats, as exposure can cause serious toxicity in cats. It is for external use only and should be kept away from the eyes, mouth, and broken skin. Consult your veterinarian before using this medicine in young puppies or nursing dogs.

• Treatment of Parasitic Infestations

Apply it thoroughly to the wet coat and work into a good lather while avoiding the eyes and mouth. It should remain in contact with the skin for a short period before being rinsed off completely.

• Wet the coat thoroughly with warm water before applying Softas Plus Medicated Shampoo (for Pets) to ensure even distribution.
• Allow the lather to remain on the coat for several minutes so the medicine can act effectively.
• Prevent your dog from licking the product until the coat is fully rinsed and dried.
• Keep treated dogs separated from cats, children, and other pets until the coat is completely dry.
• Treat all dogs in the household if parasites are present to prevent reinfestation.
• Wash pet bedding, collars, carpets, and grooming tools regularly to remove flea eggs.
• Wash hands thoroughly after application and avoid contaminating aquariums or water sources, as this medicine can be highly toxic to fish and aquatic organisms.