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Tresaderm for Dogs

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By Todd C. Ruzicka
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Tresaderm is a prescription medication for the treatment of ear and skin infections caused by parasites and fungi in dogs. Tresaderm is available in liquid-drop form.

    Indications

  1. Tresaderm treats "bacterial, fungal and inflammatory skin disorders" as well as "otitis externa" or ear inflammation, according to 1800Petmeds.com.
  2. Ingredients

  3. Tresaderm contains thiabendazole, which is a fungicide, and dexamethasone neomycin sulfate, which is an inflammatory agent.
  4. Ear Application

  5. The Tresaderm bottle features a nozzle that allows for insertion into the ear when an infection is present in this area. The recommended dosage is five to 15 drops twice daily, according to Drugs.com.
  6. Skin Application

  7. For the treatment of skin infections, a person should moisten the lesion and apply Tresaderm twice daily. The amount of Tresaderm used depends on the size of the lesion.
  8. Drug Interactions and Side Effects

  9. Tresaderm can interact with other drugs, particularly theophylline and aminophylline. The steroid used in Tresaderm can also absorb into the dog's circulatory system and suppress the adrenal glands.
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