Product Name: Dr. Rabbit Fungus Elimination

Origin: Domestic

Product Weight: 90g

Product Specification: 60cc

Commodity raw materials: natural plant extracts

My Neighbor Totoro Although there are no parasites, But chinchillas are extremely resistant to fungi.

Fungal infections are more common around the eyes and nose and around the trunk.

After the chinchilla is infected by the fungus, the hair on the affected area becomes sparse, and it rapidly develops to completely stripped to expose the skin, which is easy to spread. dandruff and other adverse symptoms.

Medical treatment should be administered as soon as possible after fungal infection to prevent the spread of fungal infection.

How about Dr. Rabbit's Fungus Elixir for chinchilla fungal infections?

Dr. Rabbit's Fungus Elixir is a pets special bactericidal spray, developed with natural plant extracts. It is mainly used to treat scabies, dermatitis, ringworm, eczema and other fungi parasitic on animal epidermis, with remarkable effect.

Made from natural plant extracts, it does not contain any chemicals and toxicity, so you can use it with confidence.

Recommendation reasons:

Dr. Rabbit's Fungal Elimination is very effective for fungal infection of chinchillas. Follow the instructions strictly and new hair will grow soon.

And it is developed with natural plant extracts. If chinchillas accidentally eat the sprayed medicine into the mouth, there will be no harm.

Instructions for use:

Spray the spray directly on the affected area of the pet. If the affected area is around the eyes, nose and mouth, consider applying the spray with a cotton swab In the affected area, the effect is more obvious.

Medication tips:

Gently pluck or cut the hair around the affected area of the chinchilla by hand. If the hair has dry scabs mixed with skin secretions, it should also be removed.

Spray once in the morning and evening, evenly spray the spray to the affected area of the chinchilla, and try to spray more on the edge of the affected area to avoid the spread of symptoms.