Pet Staph Infections can be really difficult to get rid of. Many of pet lover’s have experienced the displeasure of battling a pet staph infection.

Angela from the UK wrote us, “My female 14month old has been suffering from Staph and another bacteria since prob. february and has been mis diagonsed on quite a few occasions.  She has been on antiboitics to kill the bacteria and it has succeeded on one but has left staph behind.  We have had some improvement for the lumps are still there and a few of them breakout in the bleeds and scab over her hair has grown back but you can see the tuffs of fur on her sides where the lumps are she has bald patches on her elbows but generally she is a happy dog.  We are meeting with our vets to discuss the way forward and was wondering with your experience could you maybe shed some light and let us know if you think your product might help us get rid of this staff that been with her for so long.”

It is extremely important to pick the right treatment and follow through. Following through with a pet staph infection treatment is key when battling staph. Staph infection is difficult to get rid because of the infection’s resistant nature. Disinfectanting your pet’s environment and keeping their skin clean and free of debris plays a large role when eliminating pet stap infection.