DOUXO S3 PYO Shampoo | Bacterial & Yeast Skin Care
A 3% chlorhexidine shampoo with Ophytrium that has become part of Loui’s post-IVDD lower-body and paw-care routine, alongside prompt rinsing and thorough drying whenever urine gets onto his skin or paws.
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Why we trust it
Used with Loui since IVDD. Bladder expression can sometimes leave urine on his lower body or paws, so our daily hygiene routine is to rinse promptly, clean carefully around and between the paws, rinse fully and dry him thoroughly with his soft towels.
What stands out
Why this earns a place on Aubenord
We learnt that a quick, repeatable clean-up routine matters as much as the product. If urine splashes onto Loui’s skin or paws, we remove the residue promptly, pay attention between the toes and dry every area properly afterwards. DOUXO S3 PYO is one of the products we keep for skin care because it combines 3% chlorhexidine digluconate with Ophytrium. For medicated antiseptic use, follow DOUXO’s current 5–10 minute contact instructions or your vet’s advice.
What to check before buying
Before you order
- For everyday urine splash or residue, clean and rinse the skin promptly and dry it thoroughly, especially between the paws
- Our own quick hygiene washes with Loui are a lived-experience routine, not the manufacturer’s medicated treatment protocol
- When using DOUXO S3 PYO as an antiseptic treatment, DOUXO advises a 5–10 minute contact time before rinsing; follow the current label or your vet’s instructions
- DOUXO advises one pump per 2 kg body weight, doubled for long or thick fur, for its labelled shampoo routine
- Avoid the eyes, nose and mouth
- Use non-slip footing and comfortable support for dogs with reduced mobility
- Persistent redness, broken skin, significant urine irritation or recurrent infection needs veterinary assessment
