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Features
Improves skin hygiene
Controls dandruff, acts against commonly found pathogens that cause pyoderma, dermatitis, pruritus, etc.
Acts as a deodorant
Gets rid of foul body odor.
Acts as a general cleanser
Helps maintain a shiny, healthy coat.
Gentle on skin
Completely safe, does not contain chemicals that are harsh on skin.
Indications
Prophylaxis and management of pruritus
Exudative dermatitis
Pyoderma
Scaling lesions
Matting of hair
Foul body odor
Research Paper
Evaluation of Erina hair coat cleanser in canine dermatosis - Preliminary study
Umesh, K.G., Suryanarayana, P. and Mitra, S.K., The Veterinarian (2000): (24), June, 20.
Acaricidal Efficacy of ERINA EP Shampoo in Dogs
Muralidhara, A., Associate Professor, Department of Epidemiology and Preventive Medicine, Veterinary College, Hebbal, Bangalore, India, Amarnath. K.G, Amar Pet Clinic, Church Street, Thippasandra, Bangalore, India. Bhagwat, V.G.*, Executive, R&D Center, The Himalaya Drug Company, Bangalore, India. The Veterinarian (2003): (27), Dec., 6-7.
Evaluation of Erina Hair Coat Cleanser in Canine Dermatosis - Preliminary Study
Umesh, K.G., Suryanarayana, P. and Mitra, S.K., The Veterinarian (2000): (24), June, 20.
Directions for Use
Wet the body of the pet thoroughly with water. For better application, mix 10-15 ml of Erina in 30 ml of water. Work up a rich lather and massage well into coat. Rinse well after 5 minutes and repeat the application if required. Towel dry and brush thoroughly.
Presentation
120 ml flip top bottle.
Performance Chart
Composition
Each ml of Erina coat cleanser contains:
Oils. Nimba (Azadirachta indica) 5 ml
Satahva (Anethum sowa) 5 ml
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