Douxo S3Pyo Mousse, Contains 3% Chlorhexidine & 0.5% Ophytrium, Antiseptic & Hydrating, for Bacterial or Yeast Skin Infections, for Dogs, 5.1 fl. oz. (150mL)

Second time purchasing this. I also bought the shampoo to go with it. We've gone through countless vet visits & meds with our bully with his skin issues, this seems to be helping him alot. It's nice that it's a foam and not a spray since our bully is terrified of sprayers, he actually enjoys his nice little mousse massages. He is a larger dog, and does have widespread skin problems, so the bottle goes kind of quick.

My 1 yr old Boykin Spaniel is losing hair, getting skin infections and rashes all over his body, even though it first showed up in his paws. He has been very itchy and prone to rashes in the summer since he was a bitty baby. He doesn't seem to have a food allergy as his stool is fine, and the only thing that seems to create a new bald spot is high humidity when it is 70+ degrees. He eats a high quality food with omega 3 and probiotics, so I doubt he's got a nutritional deficiency.I had washed him with the B3PO when he was a baby, and he gets both Bravecto and Interceptor Plus oral medications. But even if the hydrogen peroxide shampoo cleared up his rash when he was a baby, he was still always so itchy and people would comment that he must have bugs or fleas.I've decided that what's wrong with my dog is that he must have a weak skin barrier because it seems like he's prone to infection by staph. The best antifungal/antibiotic is chlorhexidine, even better than neomycin or bactine or other common medicines available to put on your pet. I didn't see any products out there that target "skin barrier"; I had been using Skout's Honor Dog of the Woods daily detangler which has probiotics and that's usually the type of treatment that uses the words skin barrier, however I couldn't be sure that the product wasn't causing the issue because it seems he has a bacteria overgrowth, and adding bacteria doesn't necessarily cure the problem. The Duoxo PYO had a lot of research behind it so I felt safe trying it.Well I just got it today and I'm amazed. His infection seemed to be spiraling out of control and I was quietly panicking that it was only a matter of time before a new patch of skin turned bright red and he'd be itching it till it oozed and bled and some hair fell off. I didn't expect to see him stop scratching himself or trying to lick or bite a part of his body right away! It's as if he's forgotten all about his itchy skin. Especially when I put anything on him, he begins to hyperfocus on itching or licking himself. But with this he suddenly seems to be at ease in his skin.I'm not sure if I can afford a $20 bottle to use 3x per week on a 42lb dog. It seems that it takes a lot more than 10 pumps to treat his whole body, and they list the bottle as having 200 pumps. I'll have to see how his wounds heal up or if he gets new ones to really determine the value of the product. Hopefully his condition will stabilize and I can reserve using this product around times where he might potentially get stress on his immune system or when he's had to be in hot/humid conditions for an extended time which seems to result in a hot spot. The nice part about it working to repair the skin barrier is that you can potentially use less of it once your dog's health has been restored, not to mention to save yourself the time you spend watching him to make sure you don't have to powder/wash/annoint/brush/dry/restrain him from the damage he will do to himself if left to his own devices.

This product has alleviated my dog's allergy itching. My dog is a mixture of Labrador and Blue Pitbull, yet, he totally looks like a Labrador but his hair is gray like Blue and green eyes. But that color hair tends to be hard, not soft. And his skin is dry. But this product has helped him so so much!! And of course Veterinarian follow ups! I recommend 💯 percent!

Works great. Didn't last as long as I thought it would but I do have a big dog. Helped his skin irritation.

Douxo Pyo 3 Mousse has been a money saver for my pitty. He's plagued with an array of dermatitis type issues his entire life. Even as a pup, I remember the culprit being of a follicular/fungal deal. The douxo pyo was sent home from an expensive emergency vet visit 3 yrs back, but in a tub of wipes like Stridex pads. I was able to easily treat areas around my dog's feet/toenails, lip folds, belly, etc. The mouse is awesome, it sinks in quickly, and it's light in texture. There is no offensive or medicinal odor, which is a plus for sensitive areas being treated. This foam has a lighter lather, it feels clean without leaving a tack. My dog tends to flare up far less using the douxo pyo. The douxo line is a must for skin issues, I appreciate how quickly it seems to begin working. The treated areas began to heal faster and hair began growing back after spot use. Awesome stuff, try the douxo Calming Mousse if your dog gets the seasonal allergies like mine. It calms down hives, bug bites, hot spots, etc. I will continue purchasing this product.

Very effective and easy to use once a hot spot is detected. It works well with its sister product, the shampoo.

This product is AMAZING! My sweet Maizee was having a severe seasonal allergic reaction that was causing her to scratch and itch her face so much that she had lesions and scratches. Almost immediately after using this product you could tell she felt relief and within 24 hours the lesions are healing. I highly recommend this product!!!

I can’t rate this for effectiveness. I’ll have to talk to the vet to confirm if I have to make my dog feel this much burning pain from this medicine or another way to get rid of his skin infection.