Effective topical ointment for treating fungal infections, wounds, and skin conditions in dogs, cats, and horses. Key Features Multi-Purpose Veterinary Ointment: Treats fungal infections, abscesses, skin infections, wounds, and post-surgical sites Broad-Spectrum Protection: Combines antifungal and antibacterial properties for comprehensive skin care Hibitane Replacement: Trusted alternative to Hibitane with proven effectiveness Easy Topical Application: Smooth ointment formula applies easily to affected areas Safe for Multiple Species: Suitable for dogs, cats, horses, and other companion animals Two Convenient Sizes: 50g for small jobs and 150g for larger areas or multiple animals Common Applications Fungal Infections: Treat ringworm and other fungal skin conditions Wound Care: Apply to cuts, scrapes, abrasions, and minor lacerations to prevent infection Abscess Treatment: Help manage and treat skin abscesses Post-Surgical Care: Protect surgical sites and incisions after minor procedures Skin Infections: Address bacterial skin infections and hot spots General Skin Conditions: Manage various dermatological issues in companion animals Why Choose Inhibit Ointment? Inhibit offers the dual benefit of antifungal and antibacterial action in one convenient ointment. Unlike sprays or liquids that may run off or evaporate, the ointment base provides prolonged contact with affected areas for better absorption and protection. As a trusted Hibitane replacement, it delivers reliable results veterinarians and animal owners depend on. Size Guide 50 grams: Ideal for single pets, small treatment areas, or occasional use 150 grams: Best for multiple animals, larger treatment areas, kennels, stables, or frequent use Ideal For Dogs and cats (all breeds and sizes) Horses and ponies Veterinary clinics and practices Kennels, catteries, and stables Pet owners and animal caregivers Trusted veterinary care—keep Inhibit ointment on hand for effective treatment of skin conditions and wound care. Note: For animal use only. For persistent or serious conditions, consult a veterinarian. Keep out of reach of children.
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