Imaverol Ringworm Treatment - 100ml - Audevard

Imaverol is a synthetic, antifungal drug containing enilconazole, suitable for use in horses, catt...

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Imaverol is a potent, veterinary-grade antifungal treatment designed for horse owners, cattle farmers, and dog owners struggling with persistent ringworm infections. Its primary benefit lies in the efficacy of its active ingredient, enilconazole, which targets the most common dermatophytes responsible for fungal skin issues in animals. While highly effective, users should note that it must be properly diluted and applied as a cutaneous wash, requiring careful handling to ensure complete coverage and safety.

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FAQs

How often should I apply Imaverol?

The standard protocol is to apply the wash at 3-day intervals for a total of four applications.

Can I use Imaverol on pregnant animals?

Consult your veterinarian before using any antifungal treatments on pregnant or nursing animals.

Do I need to rinse the animal after applying the wash?

No, Imaverol is designed to be applied as a wash and left on the skin to dry, allowing the active ingredients to work.

Is Imaverol safe for cats?

The manufacturer specifies use for horses, cattle, and dogs; consult your vet before using on other species.

What is the correct dilution ratio?

The concentrate must be diluted at a ratio of 1:50 with water.

Should I wear gloves when applying this?

Yes, it is recommended to wear protective gloves to prevent skin irritation to yourself.

Troubleshooting

Infection is not clearing after initial treatments

Ensure the hair was sufficiently clipped to allow the solution to reach the skin and verify that the 1:50 dilution ratio is being followed accurately.

Accidental eye contact during application

Immediately flush the animal's eye with plenty of clean water and consult a veterinarian if irritation persists.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Highly effective against the main strains of dermatophytes
  • Versatile use across multiple species including horses and dogs
  • Easy to prepare as a topical wash
  • Reliable, veterinary-approved formula

Cons

  • Requires careful dilution before application
  • Not intended for systemic or internal use
  • Requires consistent application frequency to be fully effective
  • Must be kept out of eyes and mucous membranes during application

Setup, Compatibility & Care

To prepare the solution, mix 1 part Imaverol concentrate with 50 parts warm water (e.g., 10ml of Imaverol in 500ml of water). Always use fresh solution for each treatment session. When applying, wear protective gloves to avoid skin contact and ensure the animal is in a well-ventilated area. Store the bottle in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight, and ensure the cap is tightly sealed after every use to maintain the stability of the active ingredient.