According to the manufacturer, when using Happy Jack Sarcoptic Mange Medicine you will want to apply the product every day for 5-7 days without washing it off. After the applications for those consecutive days are complete, you should shampoo your dog really well. After this initial treatment, you should see a change in your dog's skin. The manufacturer also stated that you may have to do another application and your dog’s hair will grow back. We always recommend contacting a vet if you have concerns about your pet’s health.
No, Happy Jack Mange Medicine is not harmful to pets when used as directed and would not be ingested when down so. We recommend checking with your vet for reasons behind the watery feces.
It would be recommended to wait until the application of Happy Jack Mange Medicine on your dog as dried before cuddling.
Happy Jack Mange Medicine is used directly on the areas that are affected by mange only. It should be used every 7 days without bathing the animal.
Happy Jack Mange Medicine can be applied to the face, taking care to avoid getting into eyes, nose, and mouth.
Happy Jack Mange Medicine is only labeled for Sacroptic Mange, not Demodectic Mange. We would recommend checking with your vet for advice on the best product to use and to confirm the condition and best treatment.
The Happy Jack Mange Medicine product label states that it may cause eye damage/irritation and recommends avoiding the eye area entirely.
Per the Happy Jack Mange Medicine label, it may cause irritation to skin as is it not intended to be used on humans. We would recommend keeping the dog away from your children or other pets until the product is completely dry.
The manufacturer's instructions on the product label for Happy Jack Mange Medicine does not indicate that it should be washed off. It states: For sarcoptic mange apply once daily for several days. Wear rubber gloves and work well into the skin with a slow, firm finger massage. On areas that respond slowly, use twice daily until healed.
So it should be left on the dog after massaging into like a lotion.
According to the manufacturer, Happy Jack Mange Medicine should only be applied as a spot treatment to affected areas. Be sure to wear rubber gloves and work the product well into the skin with a slow, firm finger massage.
Yes, you can reapply Happy Jack Mange Medicine if it was washed off. Per the product label, it can be applied up to twice daily.
No, you would not use the Happy Jack Mange Medicine on the inside parts of your pets ears. It is not intended for use in those sensative type areas on your pet. You can use it on the outer parts of their ears and on the underside of their ears if they have larger ears, but not down in the inside of the ear canal.
You would not use Happy Jack Mange Medicine on the inside parts of your dog's ears. It is not intended for use in those sensitive types of areas on your pet. You can use it on the outer parts of the ears and on the underside of their ears if they have longer ears, but not down in the inside of the ear canal.
Happy Jack Sarcoptic Mange Medicine will not include an expiration date on the bottle but, per the manufacturer, the product has a shelf life of 3 years as long as it's stored properly.
Happy Jack Mange Medicine is NOT used on humans. This product is only labeled for use on dogs and horses.
Happy Jack Mange Medicine does not require a cone to be placed on the animal after application
The active ingredient in Happy Jack Mange Medicine is 28% Sulfur.
The manufacturers instructions on the product label for Happy Jack Mange Medicine does not indicate that it should be washed off. It states: For sarcoptic mange apply once daily for several days. Wear rubber gloves and work well into the skin with a slow, firm finger massage. On areas that respond slowly, use twice daily until healed.
So it should be left on the dog after massaging into like a lotion.
In most cases it is not necessary to bathe a dog before using Happy Jack Mange Medicine, although you certainly could if you feel it is necessary.
Happy Jack Mange Medicine does state on the product label: Sensitivities may occur after using ANY pesticide product for pets. If signs of sensitivity occur wash your pet with mild soap and rinse with large amounts of water. If signs continue, consult a veterinarian immediately.
