Lotagen skin solution for topical use is used for skin antisepsis and adjunctive treatment of infected wounds and gynecological infections in animals of all species.
For horses, cattle, sheep, goats, pigs, dogs and cats:
- skin antisepsis.
- adjunctive treatment of infected wounds and gynecological infections.
Policresulene is a polymerized organic acid with bactericidal disinfectant and antifungal properties. It stimulates the healing process of the treated lesion.
The active ingredient in Lotagen is policresulene, a polymerized organic acid. This substance has remarkable properties as a bactericidal and antifungal disinfectant. It is capable of destroying the bacteria and fungi responsible for skin infections, offering an effective solution for antisepsis.
Skin antisepsis is one of Lotagen's main uses. Whether you own horses, cattle, sheep, goats, pigs, dogs or cats, this product enables you to clean and disinfect your animals' skin. This is essential to prevent skin infections and maintain optimal hygiene.
In the case of infected wounds, Lotagen is a precious ally. Its bactericidal and antifungal action actively combats the pathogens responsible for infection. What's more, it promotes healing, helping wounds to heal rapidly.
Lotagen can also be used for the adjunctive treatment of gynecological infections in your pets. Owners of dogs, cats and other species can benefit from its antimicrobial action to help solve these delicate health problems.
One of Lotagen's notable benefits is its ability to stimulate healing processes. When applied to a skin lesion, it promotes tissue regeneration and accelerates the healing process. This makes it an ideal choice for the treatment of infected wounds.
Lotagen is packaged in a 1-liter canister, making it an economical option for pet owners. This convenient format ensures that you have enough product to care for your pets when needed.
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- Treatment of skin disorders (wounds, infected dermatitis, panaritis, ulcerations)
Use the product undiluted to brush or irrigate the area to be treated. Compresses soaked in the product can be left in place under a bandage.
1 teaspoon = 5 ml. 1 tablespoon = 15 ml)
- Treatment of skin disorders (wounds, infected dermatitis, panarias, ulcerations): use the pure product to brush or irrigate the area to be treated. Soaked compresses can be left in place under a bandage.
- Treatment of bleeding wounds: dab the area to be treated with compresses impregnated with pure product, or irrigate the affected area with a 20% solution.
- Treatment of gynecological infections (vestibulitis, vaginitis, cervicitis, endometritis, puerperal disorders): wash and irrigate the affected areas with a diluted solution previously warmed.
Vestibulitis, vaginitis, cervicitis: 2% solution.
Endometritis: 0.5% or 1% solution for mares, 1-2% for other species.
Puerperal affections: 2-4% solution.
When injecting or washing the uterus, if there is no spontaneous evacuation of the liquid, or if the uterus is persistently atonic, empty it by siphoning.
Dosage
For external and intrauterine use.
Equines, cattle, sheep, goats, pigs, dogs, cats:
Preparation of solutions :
|
Solution at : |
1 % |
2 % |
5 % |
20 % |
|
LOTAGEN® |
10 ml |
20 ml |
50 ml |
200 ml |
|
Water |
990 ml |
980 ml |
950 ml |
800 ml |
Precautions for use
Precautions and warnings for target species :
May be used before or after sulfonamides or antibiotics.
Precautions during pregnancy and lactation:
Studies in laboratory animals (rats, mice, rabbits) have shown no evidence of teratogenic or embryotoxic effects.
Safety has not been studied in pregnant or nursing females. As absorption of the molecule through the skin and mucous membranes is low, use during gestation and lactation poses no particular problem.
Precautions for the user
Wash hands after use.
Rinse used instruments with water immediately after use.
Do not allow product to come into contact with textiles or leather.
Keep out of reach and sight of children.
Waiting time
Meat and offal: zero days.
Milk: zero days.
Category
Veterinary medicine.
Shelf life
Shelf life: 18 months.
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