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title: "Dechra Miconahex + Triz Shampoo, 16-Ounce"
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# 2% Miconazole + 2% Chlorhexidine 16 fl oz medicated shampoo Proudly made in USA Dechra Miconahex + Triz Shampoo, 16-Ounce

**Brand:** dechra
**Price:** 389 zł
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🛡️ Shield your pet’s skin with science-backed care that lasts beyond the bath!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Dechra Miconahex + Triz Shampoo, 16-Ounce by dechra
- **How much does it cost?** 389 zł with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.pl](https://www.desertcart.pl/products/16646359-dechra-miconahex-triz-shampoo-16-ounce)

## Best For

- dechra enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted dechra brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Multi-Species Care:** Safe and effective for cats, dogs, and horses—one solution for your entire animal family.
- • **Long-Lasting Skin Defense:** Continues working post-rinse to keep your pet’s skin healthy and infection-free.
- • **Powerful Dual-Action Formula:** Combines 2% Miconazole & Chlorhexidine to fight fungal & bacterial skin infections effectively.
- • **Vet-Trusted & Cost-Effective:** Professional-grade treatment at half the vet price—because your pet deserves the best without breaking the bank.
- • **Ceramide-Infused Moisturizing:** Repairs and restores dry, damaged skin for a soft, nourished coat.

## Overview

Dechra Miconahex + Triz Shampoo is a 16-ounce medicated, fragrance-free shampoo formulated with 2% Miconazole and 2% Chlorhexidine to treat fungal and bacterial skin infections in cats, dogs, and horses. Enhanced with ceramides for moisturizing and skin repair, it continues to protect after rinsing. Made in the USA, this vet-recommended shampoo offers a cost-effective, multi-species solution for maintaining healthy, itch-free skin.

## Description

Dechra MiconaHex+Triz Shampoo is used to support healthy skin for animals with conditions responsive to miconazole and/or chlorhexidine. The active ingredients include: 2% Miconazole: a synthetic Non-Decay used to avoid and treat decay skin infections 2% Chlorhexidine gluconate: -Generally used as adjunctive therapy for bacillus skin infections cause by Gram-positive and Gram-negative bacillus -bacillus and decay do not develop resistance toward chlorhexidine gluconate TrizEDTA (tromethamine USP, disodium EDTA dihydrate): -Disinfectant potentiating activity -Blocks the Pseudomonas efflux pump -Potentiates chlorhexidine -Disrupts the bacillus cell wall by chelating metal ions making the cell wall more porous Made in the USA.

Review: It works for our senior Lab. - We have had several disasters where our 80 pound very active senior lab begins to stink, itches, hair falls out on her back, ears get infected and she licks her paws. I have to think she is in complete itching agony. It seems to happen over a short period of time after the first bad odor begins. Off to the vet and back with daily pills, ear drops, shampoo, and a $500 bill plus follow-ups. I also tried the powdered food additive that is supposed to help eliminate the aforementioned but I don't think it helped much if at all. Her latest episode was a super disaster. In addition to the previous symptoms her armpits, belly, and groin became inflamed. Finally, the vet settled on the MiconaHex+Triz shampoo. While I like to support my local vet I find the shampoo here to be about 1/2 the cost from the vet. I followed the shampoo directions and gave her a shower bath daily for 5 days then every other day for 10 days. I could see positive results after about the first 3 days and she was feeling better too. After the 15 days and 10 baths she was looking pretty good, stink eliminated and itching and paw licking/chewing basically eliminated. I then shifted to every 5 days for a couple of weeks and now I'm at once every 10 days. My shower/bath plan is as follows. I used our small zero clearance walk-in shower with a shower wand on an 8 foot very flexible extension hose. The shampoo plan I use is wet her down, apply the MiconaHex + Triz Shampoo, from the (removed) colar area to her tail and beyond. I put another amount in my hand and split it up with half for the underside front leg (armpits) and the other half for the back groin area. Then I work the shampoo through the hair then add just enough water to really work up a good lather in all areas and work it into the hair in all areas. I take each paw and work lather through the pads, web, and toes. I then start the 10-minute timer but really keep working the lather into the hair and hinterland areas since that seems to help keep her calm(er). Then a good rinse, towel dry (actually 3 towels), and a little blow-dry. Figure that is about $80 per shampoo at the groomer if they are willing to be as detailed as I am. It is now about 60 days and the hair on her back is well grown in, there is no stink, scratching is normal, paw licking is normal, head shaking because her ears itch is normal. I'm washing her about every 10 days and still giving her the powder additive just because it might help and she likes it. That extra cost of the additive over the expense of her food is about $1.00 per day. I might shift shampooing out to once every 12-15 days, but I really do not want to take any chances of this skin condition returning.
Review: The best thing that has happened for Kody!!! - Are 4 year old English golden retriever has had like little bits on his skin around his neck, back and side for the better part of 2 years. When I would take him to his Vet the Vet would always say it was grass fleas or little bits he was getting from rolling in the grass. Sometimes they would go away and other times they were very noticeable and would get crusty. Fast forward to about 3 months ago and we started noticing he was shedding a lot more I mean a lot we noticed his fur was a lot more oilier and he was beginning to stink. I would bathe him with his shampoo that I had been using since he was born and for the first time it was not working. He was still shedding his skin was still very flaky like dandruff and he still had a strong odor. So off to the Vet for a check up. After a thorough exam he was diagnosed with Seborrhea Dermatitis and bacterial yeast infection in his ears which is very common in golden retrievers so I was told.I was given a prescription bottle of Anti fungal & Antibacterial Chlorhexidine Shampoo for Dogs & Cats and was told to shampoo him 3 times a week for a month and to use the prescription ear drops and ear wash for one month to clear up the ear infection. After a month I took Kody back in for a check up and was told he was much better and that his ears still had a little wax build up and the flaps were still a little red and itchy. As for the skin and his coat the vet said he still had a little odor and he was still shedding and his coat would get oily in about 2 days. I personally did not think we were making a hole lot of progress for being on this regiment for over a month. So I went on line and started reading about what was going on with my fur baby and after days of reading and searching for answers I came across this Dechra Miconahex + Triz Pet Shampoo I read all of the reviews and thought what the heck lets give it a try and boy am I glad I did and so is Kody. Please keep in mind that I was using the other medicated shampoo for a little over a month when I started using the Miconahex. I noticed a difference IMMEDIATELY!!! I followed the instructions which say to leave it on once he is thoroughly covered and lathered up for 10 minutes. After 10 minutes rinse thoroughly and towel dry. I have shampooed him a total of 3 times and I don't know who's happier me or him. His coat is soft like a 1 year old, no more flaking, no more dandruff, no more terrible smell, hardly any shedding and itching and he is going over a week in between bath's. We head back to his Vet next week, I can't wait to let her see Kody and how much progress he has made. I know This will be a on going thing of having to bathe him but that's alright I would do anything in the world for are baby. Thank you Miconahex

## Features

- A medicated shampoo that Treats Topical decay and bacillus skin infections on Cats, Dogs and horses
- Disinfectant, Non-Decay and Moisturizing Shampoo
- Contains ceramides to aid in Moisturizing, repairing and restoring dry, damaged skin
- Continues to work even after rinsing
- Made in the U.S.A

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00K4WWXZO |
| Allergen Information | Almonds Free |
| Best Sellers Rank | #53,221 in Pet Supplies ( See Top 100 in Pet Supplies ) #487 in Dog Shampoos |
| Brand | Dechra |
| Brand Name | Dechra |
| Customer Reviews | 4.8 out of 5 stars 2,754 Reviews |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00616174586853, 00813471013819 |
| Included Components | Bottle, Cap |
| Item Form | Liquid |
| Item Type Name | Shampoo for Dogs Cats and Horses |
| Item Weight | 13.6 ounces |
| Liquid Volume | 16 fluid ounces |
| Manufacturer | Dechra |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 16MHTW |
| Material Type Free | Fragrance Free |
| Model Number | 16MHTW |
| Package Size Name | 16 oz |
| Pet Type | Cat, Dog, Horse |
| Product Benefits | Moisturizing |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Moisturizing |
| Scent | Unscented |
| Scent Name | Unscented |
| Special Ingredients | ceramides |
| Target Species | Cat |
| UPC | 616174586853 813471013819 781163669920 |
| Unit Count | 16 Ounce |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Dechra
- **Material Type Free:** Fragrance-Free
- **Product Benefits:** Moisturizing
- **Recommended Uses For Product:** Moisturizing
- **Scent:** Unscented

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: Does this dry out your dogs skin? My maltese got super flaky/scaly skin all over the body after use.**
A: Not at all.  Used this shampoo product and the spray and my English Mastiff never showed signs of dry skin.  In fact, just the opposite.  Your dog may be allergic to this product.

**Q: Does this also remove the smell from the dog's body?**
A: yes , it did remove that nasty smell from the dog . You shampoo the dog leaving it for 30minutes (seems forever for me and dog ) rinse well .  Every other day , had

to do it 5 times then every week til everything looks better . now he has fuzz growing on bad spots . A lot of work .. I'm happy.

**Q: What are the differences between this shampoo and mal-a-ket?  that other is a bit more expensive but appears similiar.  thanks.**
A: I'm not sure what the difference is but I can tell u that I have a Yorkie that is allergic everything and was breaking out in hives. I heard about this shampoo from a relatively tried it, after just one wash over 3/4 of her hives were gone in just a day and she stopped digging. I use it every 2 weeks and she has not had anymore hives from anything she is allergic to. With this shampoo u can wash them as often as u want up to 3-4 times a week if u want. It does not dry their skin out. I hope this helps but believe me it helps and works wonders.

**Q: Just gave my 2 dogs a bath & a good amount of their hair is coming out when i pet them.  Does this happen to anyone else?**
A: when I worked in a grooming shop we had a couple bulldogs with terrible issues, we bathed them once a week in head in shoulders or selsun blue medicated shampoo. Yes I know they are human shampoos, but I was impressed to see the changes in these dogs coat. After a month of once a week we went to every other week for maintenance. good luck, I am dealing with a itchy shih tzu that has environmental allergens.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ It works for our senior Lab.
*by L***T on May 14, 2020*

We have had several disasters where our 80 pound very active senior lab begins to stink, itches, hair falls out on her back, ears get infected and she licks her paws. I have to think she is in complete itching agony. It seems to happen over a short period of time after the first bad odor begins. Off to the vet and back with daily pills, ear drops, shampoo, and a $500 bill plus follow-ups. I also tried the powdered food additive that is supposed to help eliminate the aforementioned but I don't think it helped much if at all. Her latest episode was a super disaster. In addition to the previous symptoms her armpits, belly, and groin became inflamed. Finally, the vet settled on the MiconaHex+Triz shampoo. While I like to support my local vet I find the shampoo here to be about 1/2 the cost from the vet. I followed the shampoo directions and gave her a shower bath daily for 5 days then every other day for 10 days. I could see positive results after about the first 3 days and she was feeling better too. After the 15 days and 10 baths she was looking pretty good, stink eliminated and itching and paw licking/chewing basically eliminated. I then shifted to every 5 days for a couple of weeks and now I'm at once every 10 days. My shower/bath plan is as follows. I used our small zero clearance walk-in shower with a shower wand on an 8 foot very flexible extension hose. The shampoo plan I use is wet her down, apply the MiconaHex + Triz Shampoo, from the (removed) colar area to her tail and beyond. I put another amount in my hand and split it up with half for the underside front leg (armpits) and the other half for the back groin area. Then I work the shampoo through the hair then add just enough water to really work up a good lather in all areas and work it into the hair in all areas. I take each paw and work lather through the pads, web, and toes. I then start the 10-minute timer but really keep working the lather into the hair and hinterland areas since that seems to help keep her calm(er). Then a good rinse, towel dry (actually 3 towels), and a little blow-dry. Figure that is about $80 per shampoo at the groomer if they are willing to be as detailed as I am. It is now about 60 days and the hair on her back is well grown in, there is no stink, scratching is normal, paw licking is normal, head shaking because her ears itch is normal. I'm washing her about every 10 days and still giving her the powder additive just because it might help and she likes it. That extra cost of the additive over the expense of her food is about $1.00 per day. I might shift shampooing out to once every 12-15 days, but I really do not want to take any chances of this skin condition returning.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The best thing that has happened for Kody!!!
*by J***S on November 26, 2019*

Are 4 year old English golden retriever has had like little bits on his skin around his neck, back and side for the better part of 2 years. When I would take him to his Vet the Vet would always say it was grass fleas or little bits he was getting from rolling in the grass. Sometimes they would go away and other times they were very noticeable and would get crusty. Fast forward to about 3 months ago and we started noticing he was shedding a lot more I mean a lot we noticed his fur was a lot more oilier and he was beginning to stink. I would bathe him with his shampoo that I had been using since he was born and for the first time it was not working. He was still shedding his skin was still very flaky like dandruff and he still had a strong odor. So off to the Vet for a check up. After a thorough exam he was diagnosed with Seborrhea Dermatitis and bacterial yeast infection in his ears which is very common in golden retrievers so I was told.I was given a prescription bottle of Anti fungal & Antibacterial Chlorhexidine Shampoo for Dogs & Cats and was told to shampoo him 3 times a week for a month and to use the prescription ear drops and ear wash for one month to clear up the ear infection. After a month I took Kody back in for a check up and was told he was much better and that his ears still had a little wax build up and the flaps were still a little red and itchy. As for the skin and his coat the vet said he still had a little odor and he was still shedding and his coat would get oily in about 2 days. I personally did not think we were making a hole lot of progress for being on this regiment for over a month. So I went on line and started reading about what was going on with my fur baby and after days of reading and searching for answers I came across this Dechra Miconahex + Triz Pet Shampoo I read all of the reviews and thought what the heck lets give it a try and boy am I glad I did and so is Kody. Please keep in mind that I was using the other medicated shampoo for a little over a month when I started using the Miconahex. I noticed a difference IMMEDIATELY!!! I followed the instructions which say to leave it on once he is thoroughly covered and lathered up for 10 minutes. After 10 minutes rinse thoroughly and towel dry. I have shampooed him a total of 3 times and I don't know who's happier me or him. His coat is soft like a 1 year old, no more flaking, no more dandruff, no more terrible smell, hardly any shedding and itching and he is going over a week in between bath's. We head back to his Vet next week, I can't wait to let her see Kody and how much progress he has made. I know This will be a on going thing of having to bathe him but that's alright I would do anything in the world for are baby. Thank you Miconahex

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Dr. Jack’s free advice...
*by D***K on September 8, 2016*

I am a recently retired veterinarian with 26 years experience in small animal medicine. Recently, a friend's dog developed a skin irritation due to contact with grasses and weeds during the spring and summer (commonly called a contact dermatitis). I know professionally that irritation quickly can become a bacterial skin infection or less likely, a yeast infection of the skin especially if the pet is licking and chewing the affected areas of skin which pretty much always happens. Since, I have no access to veterinary products at the moment I went to a national, corporate veterinary chain that is owned by a candy company! Yes, the infamous 'Banfield'!!! They would not sell me this shampoo because they called it a 'prescription'. BULL! They wanted nearly $200 to 'diagnose' before they would sell me this shampoo. When I told the receptionist who clearly would rather not be helping me that I was a veterinarian, she wasn’t impressed! My advise: Lather this shampoo into your dog's (or cat’s) coat paying attention to the groin (inguinal) and arm pits (axillae) and all of the obvious problem areas like the tail head (the butt near the tail), and leave on for at least 15 minutes. Then rinse well with tepid water. Use every 2 days for the first week then back off to every 3-4 days as needed. Note: in my experience the most common cause of skin irritations are fleas and the secondary self-trauma caused by scratching and digging. Dogs and cats will dig, chew and bite at the fleas and flea bites incessantly. Very quickly the skin becomes irritated and a secondary bacterial infection results which is always extremely itchy in and of itself and a vicious cycle ensues. If your pet has fleas, you must treat the pet, any other pets in the house including cats that go outside (called vectors because they bring fleas in from outside and share with everyone) and treat your home. The best product for the home that I have found is a spray called Knockout made by Virbac and it is for sale on Amazon. The extra strength lasts in the home for up to 6 months and it is safe for birds and fish about 24 hours after application (read the can thoroughly). Those of you who take your dogs in your cars and trucks, treat with Knockout there too as your dog will shed flea eggs there as well. If no improvement get to a trusted veterinarian who may or may not be 'corporate' (preferably not). If your veterinarian wants to give your dog prednisone for itch, decline! Prednisone is a horrible drug and can have lasting effects on your dogs adrenal glands and liver. It will make your dog eat a lot, drink a lot and urinate a lot. Some dogs actually become aggressive on prednisone. Instead, request a medication called Apoquel, or, in the alternative Temaril-P which blends only 2mg of prednisone and an antihistamine. Both of the aforementioned drugs are for dogs only. With cats a methylprednisolone (depomedrol) injection will take care if the itch while flea control is instituted. It is safe in cats and fixes the itch for up to two weeks. In both dogs and cats concomitant antibiotic treatment may be required. Also, while your pet is being treated for skin problems, put on an Elizabeth collar (Aka: cone of shame) or one of the donut-type blow-up collars that go around your dog or cat’s neck to prevent it from being able to reach its body with a it’s mouth, causing more damage, more lesions and more itch! Good luck!

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