TrizChlor 4 Wipes - 50 Pack

TrizChlor 4 Wipes are medicated skin cleansing wipes designed to help manage bacterial and fungal skin conditions in dogs and cats. Developed by Dechra, TrizChlor 4 Wipes combine chlorhexidine with Dechra's Tris-EDTA technology to help cleanse the skin, reduce harmful microorganisms, and support healthy skin recovery.

These wipes are ideal for targeted, localised treatment, making them especially useful for paws, skin folds, lips, armpits, groin areas, and other hard-to-clean or infection-prone sites. The convenient wipe format allows for effective skin care without the need for bathing.

Key Benefits

• Helps manage bacterial and fungal skin infections

• Contains chlorhexidine for antimicrobial cleansing

• Tris-EDTA technology helps disrupt microbial cell walls

• Convenient wipe format for localised skin areas

• Suitable for dogs and cats

• Useful between medicated baths or when bathing is not practical

• Vet-recommended dermatological support

How TrizChlor 4 Wipes Work

TrizChlor 4 Wipes use a combination of chlorhexidine and Tris-EDTA, which work together to help break down bacterial and fungal cell membranes. This enhances antimicrobial effectiveness and supports improved skin hygiene while helping reduce the microbial load on affected areas.

Regular use can assist in managing skin conditions associated with yeast (Malassezia) and bacterial overgrowth, particularly in areas prone to moisture and irritation.

Suitable For

• Dogs and cats with localised skin infections

• Skin fold dermatitis and paw irritation

• Areas affected by yeast or bacterial overgrowth

• Use alongside medicated shampoos or sprays

• Pets that cannot be bathed frequently

Directions for Use

Wipe affected areas gently with TrizChlor 4 Wipes once or twice daily, or as directed by your veterinarian. Do not rinse after use. Allow the area to dry naturally. Avoid contact with eyes.

Important Notes

TrizChlor 4 Wipes are intended as a topical skin cleansing aid and should be used as part of a broader veterinary treatment plan where appropriate. If symptoms persist or worsen, consult your veterinarian.