What should I use to bathe a dog with skin disease?

Things for bathing dogs with skin diseases:
1. Special shower gel for dogs. Do not use human shower gel. There are some pet-specific shower gels with functions that can be selected according to the condition of the dog's skin, such as sterilization, insect repellent, oil removal, etc.
2. Medicinal bath shower gel. When the dog's skin disease is more serious, you can choose a bath solution with medicinal ingredients and use it once or twice a week, which will have certain benefits in the recovery of the skin disease.
3. Normal saline. Normal saline has a very good sterilization and disinfection effect. You can add a small amount of normal saline to the dog's bath water, which has a good effect on treating dog skin diseases.
4. Potassium permanganate. Potassium permanganate can effectively kill various bacterial propagules and fungi, but if the dose is too large, it can easily lead to poisoning. Be sure to rinse it after bathing.
5. Sulfur soap. Sulfur soap has a very good bactericidal effect and is particularly effective against bacterial infectious skin diseases in dogs. You can put the sulfur soap on a bath ball to make foam and apply it on the dog.
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