Elite Oil Jar | Natural Treatment for Skin Lesions and Mange in Livestock

The Elite Oil Jar is a safe and innovative alternative to harsh chemical disinfectants. This unique formula, made from carefully selected natural oils, targets skin pathogens directly while providing a moisturizing and ideal environment that promotes healing of damaged tissue and stimulates hair and scalp regrowth in affected areas.

Benefits of Elite Oil Jar

• Comprehensive skin lesion control: A highly effective formula for eliminating bacteria, fungi, and parasitic insects that cause common skin diseases.
• Treatment of mange and ticks: It works to suffocate and displace external parasites such as mange and ticks that suck the animal’s blood and cause it to become emaciated and constantly stressed.
• Cleansing pimples and skin swelling: Helps soothe localized skin swellings and dry rashes and pimples resulting from bites or microbial infection.
• Stop hair and down loss: It doesn't just treat, it nourishes hair follicles and damaged skin, preventing hair loss and helping to rebuild fur and down naturally and shinyly.
• Completely safe to use: Since it is based on natural oils, it reduces the risk of side effects and poisoning that may be caused by traditional chemical treatments when the animal licks it.

Indications for use:

• Cases of localized mange and parasitic infestation (ticks and lice) in camels, cattle, sheep, and goats.
• Skin swellings, rashes, and inflamed blisters.
• Cases of ringworm (fungal infection) and dry, peeling skin.
• Treatment of bald patches, hair loss and fine hair resulting from previous skin injuries.

How to use:

• The affected area should be thoroughly cleaned of dirt and scales.
• The oily jar is applied directly to the affected areas and scabies in an appropriate dose that completely covers the infestation.
• It is preferable to repeat the application according to the size of the injury and the instructions of specialists until the skin is fully healed and the hair grows back.

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