Austrazole Topical Fungicide for Dogs & Horses

Dilute 1 part Austrazole topical fungicide in 50 parts of lukewarm water (to 20 mL of Austrazole topical fungicide add lukewarm water and make up to 1 Litre). Make up the quantity of wash needed to treat the animal immediately. Discard any remaining unused diluted wash after application.



Remove crusts from skin and hair with a hard brush which has been soaked in the diluted Austrazole topical fungicide. At the first treatment the animal should be sprayed or washed completely. 



HORSES: The skin lesions/infected and surrounding area should be washed using Austrazole topical fungicide 4 times, at 3 to 4 day intervals. 



DOGS: Wash using Austrazole topical fungicide at 3 to 4 day intervals. It is important that the skin is thoroughly wet with the emulsion. When applying the diluted emulsion brush the hair in the opposite direction to hair growth. Long haired dogs should be clipped. New hair growth may be temporarily discoloured. 



SPECIFIC TREATMENT REGIMEN: 
Treat twice weekly for two weeks (4 treatments) 
First treatment: Wash the entire animal with the emulsion. Brush hair to ensure skin and hair is thoroughly soaked with Austrazole. 


Second treatment: Apply emulsion to ringworm lesions. 


Third treatment: Apply emulsion to ringworm lesions. 


Fourth treatment: Wash the entire animal with the emulsion. Brush hair to ensure skin and hair is thoroughly soaked with Austrazole. 



General Directions:
To help prevent re-infection and contamination by ringworm spores wash or spray with the diluted emulsion all stable equipment including girth straps, saddles, harnesses, bridles, head stalls, riding boots and other equipment that may have been used on the ringworm affected horse.



For dogs wash or spray all equipment which may have been used such as brushes, baskets, blankets, collars etc. 

Apply and do not rinse off.



Active constituent: Enilconazole 100 mg/mL.  
Enilconazole is a synthetic antimycotic with potent antifungal actions against dermatophytes.