Australian Tea Tree (Melaleuca alternifolia): A shrub native to the marshy regions of the continent. Indigenous people, the Aborigines, had been using it for healing purposes long before it became known to Europeans. Modern medicine recognizes numerous mechanisms of action, especially its effectiveness against parasites in Australia. It has been proven to prevent their reproduction and, in higher doses, to immobilize lice. Additionally, it is highly effective against certain bacteria and fungi. These effects are mainly attributed to the components of Australian tea tree oil: Cineol, Alpha, Pinen, and Terpinen.
Monika Heike Schmalstieg - President of the German Association of Animal Naturopathy Organizations
DOSAGE AND APPLICATION: Apply the shampoo, diluted in a ratio of 1:5 with water, to the pre-moistened fur. Massage the lather into the coat, reaching down to the hair roots. Rinse the dog's coat with lukewarm water, and repeat the process twice in the same manner. Ensure the animal drinks before bathing to avoid ingesting bathwater. For subsequent baths, use an appropriate ARTERO DOG SHAMPOO based on the coat type and color.
WARNINGS:
- Avoid contact with the animal's eyes, ears, or mouth. Rinse immediately with plenty of water if it comes into contact with the eyes. For external use only. Ingestion can be harmful to health. Discontinue use if allergic symptoms occur in humans or the treated animal.
- Thoroughly wash hands after use.
- Eating, drinking, or smoking during product use is prohibited.
- In case of individual skin sensitivity, rinse the animal's skin thoroughly and refrain from further product application.
STORAGE INSTRUCTIONS: Store below 25°C.
pH VALUE: 5.5
