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SKIN SOOTHING& COMFORT
Helps Soothe Skin & Reduce Discomfort
Kapoor provides a cooling and soothing effect.
Supports Skin Comfort & Dermal Wellness
Gorakhmundi & Ratanjot help maintain natural skin balance.
Supports Healthy Skin Flora
Thymol in Ajwain helps maintain balanced skin microflora.
SKIN HYGIENE & COAT HEALTH
Maintains Skin Hygiene & Natural Defense
Motha supports skin cleanliness and natural resilience.
Supports Coat Health & Shine
Herbal actives help maintain a healthy, glossy coat.
Promotes Overall Skin Wellness
Enriched herbs support natural dermal care and vitality.
Unique Salient Features of Dermacharge Vet Powder
- 100% herbal, non-steroidal, and free from toxic additives
- Pleasant natural aroma, no artificial fragrance
- Talc-free formula
- Supports healthy, itch-free, and shiny coat
- Suitable for long-term use under veterinary supervision
Shubh Suhaga: Helps maintain skin hygiene natural defense.
Shudh Gandhak: Supports healthy skin flora and dermal balance.
Kapoor: Soothe skin and provides a cooling effect.
Ratanjot: Supports skin comfort and promotes natural healing.
Motha: Helps maintain dermal balance and skin comfort.
The composition of Dermacharge Vet Powder includes a poeders of herbal ingredients such as Sudh Suhaga, Sudh Gandhak, Sphatika Sudh, Bawachi, Ratanjot, Sangejrahat, Gorakhmundi, Motha, Netrabala, Kapoor, Tulsi, Ajwain.
- Helps maintain healthy skin and coat
- Supports skin comfort and reduces discomfort
- Promotes general dermal wellness and nourishment
- Helps maintain skin hygiene and balance
Sufficient quantity to be sprinkled / applied gently on the affected skin area twice or thrice a day or as directed by veterinarian.
The product has been found safe for short- and long-term use when used as recommended by a veterinarian.
(√)Safe to be taken,(X)Contra indicated,(-)Not applicable,
(!)Recommended to be used with caution in low dosage, Under strict supervision of the healthcare professional,
(*)Safety has been assessed in recommended dosage based on the texts in ancient literature and modern research findings as well as on clinical experiences.
