We all know that sometimes our dogs and cats fur is not as beautiful as it should be.  A common
problem is seborrheoa.

Skin contains oil producing glands called the sebaceous glands.  These glands produce sebum: the oil of the skin.  When these glands produce an excess of sebum the resulting condition is

called greasy seborrhoea and the coat will be oily, smelly and sometimes with  dense greasy scales.

The opposite condition in which there is not enough sebum being produced is called dry seborrheoa.  This can have dandruff-like scales with very dull hair.  The pictures below are typical..

The symptoms of seborrheoa can easily be rectified with the use of appropriate shampoos.  We have developed three products designed to deal with any type of coat.  Simply named and clearly labelled, AntiSeb Dry, AntiSeb Greasy and AntiSeb Maintenance.

AntiSeb Dry contains 'polyol-esters of fatty acids' to hydrate the skin as well and Salicylic acid to remove the scaly masses.

AntiSeb Greasy contains Coal Tar to regulate sebum protein and to remove the oil.  It also contains hydrating salicylic acid and a
'lipo-amino acid' which leaves a protective film on the coat after
rinsing.

AntiSeb Maintenance uses the 'polyol-esters of fatty acids' and the 'lipo-amino acid'  in a formulation to be used after the skin has been corrected by one of the other AntiSeb products or as a general
conditioning shampoo for frequent use.