Lorexane Ointment 30g
Lorexane Ointment 30g is a veterinary-prescribed topical skin medication for dogs, used to manage localized bacterial skin infections with inflammation and itching. It is intended for short-term, targeted use under veterinary guidance.
What This Product Is
Lorexane is a dual-action topical ointment combining:
- Antibacterial action to control susceptible skin bacteria
- Anti-inflammatory action to reduce redness, swelling, and itching
It is commonly prescribed where secondary bacterial infection is present alongside skin inflammation.
When Is Lorexane Ointment Used?
Veterinarians may prescribe Lorexane for:
- Dermatitis with bacterial involvement
- Eczema with inflammation
- Hot spots (acute moist dermatitis)
- Superficial pyoderma
- Infected bite wounds or scratches
- Post-surgical skin inflammation
- Interdigital skin inflammation (localized)
Key Benefits
- Targets bacterial skin infection locally
- Reduces itching, redness, and swelling
- Helps calm inflamed, irritated skin
- Supports faster healing of affected areas
- Suitable for small, localized lesions
How to Use Lorexane Ointment
Route: Topical (external skin use only)
Application Instructions
- Clean and dry the affected area
- Apply a thin layer over the lesion
- Gently spread without rubbing hard
- Prevent licking (use an E-collar if needed)
Do not bandage unless advised by a veterinarian.
General Dosage Guidance
(Always follow veterinary instructions)
| Dog Size | Area Covered | Frequency |
| Small to Medium dogs | Localized lesion | 1–2 times daily |
| Large dogs | Localized lesion | 1–2 times daily |
Typical duration: 5–7 days
Avoid prolonged use unless specifically directed.
Important Safety Information
✔ Veterinary prescription required
✔ External use only
Do NOT Use If:
- Skin condition is fungal, viral, or parasitic
- Large open or deep wounds are present
- Dog has known sensitivity to topical steroids or antibiotics
Use With Caution In Dogs With:
- Hormonal disorders (e.g. Cushing’s disease)
- Recurrent skin infections
- Thin or damaged skin
Stop use and consult your veterinarian if no improvement is seen within 5–7 days.
Possible Side Effects (Uncommon)
- Local skin thinning with prolonged use
- Hair loss at application site
- Mild irritation or dryness
Excessive or long-term use may increase risk of secondary infection.
FAQ
What is Lorexane Ointment used for in dogs?
Lorexane Ointment is used to treat bacterial skin infections with inflammation, including dermatitis, eczema, hot spots, superficial pyoderma, and infected wounds.
Is Lorexane suitable for all types of skin infections?
No. Lorexane is effective only for bacterial skin infections. It should not be used for fungal, viral, or parasitic skin conditions unless advised by a veterinarian.
How long should Lorexane be used?
Typical treatment duration is 5–7 days. Avoid prolonged use unless specifically prescribed, as it may lead to side effects.
Is Lorexane safe for dogs?
Yes, when used under veterinary supervision. It is designed for localized use and is generally well tolerated in dogs.
What precautions should I take while using Lorexane?
Apply only on clean, dry skin. Prevent your dog from licking the area. Do not use on large or deep wounds. Avoid long-term use without veterinary advice
What should I do if my dog licks the ointment?
Prevent licking using an E-collar if needed. If a small amount is ingested, monitor your dog. Contact your veterinarian if any unusual symptoms appear.
Can Lorexane be used for long-term treatment?
No. It is intended for short-term use. Long-term use should only be done under strict veterinary supervision.







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