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Zilla Shed-Ease Reptile Bath
Description
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When your reptile is feeling a little rough around the edges, don't worry! Shed-Ease is here to help. Our rich formula of aloe vera and other emollients will soften up that old skin and give your scaly friend a healthy luster in no time. And even if your reptile is feeling stressed, has poor health, or is suffering from an improper diet or lack of humidity, Shed-Ease will still get the job done!
- - Helps treat imbalances caused by poor health or low humidity
- - A 20 minute bath completes shedding for most reptiles
- - Made in the USA with love for our scaly friends
Specifications
| SKU | 1152696 |
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| Primary Brand | Zilla |
| Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
Additional Features
| Personalized Item flag | No |
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Item Dimensions
| Volume | 8 FZ |
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Shake well before use. Add 10 ml to 16 oz. of lukewarm water. Soak reptile for 20 minutes to allow emollients to penetrate the skin. Old skin should slip off easily. If any old skin remains, gently rub to remove. For reptiles naturally found in high humidity environments, soak for 10 minutes, once a week. Do not attempt to pull dry skin off of reptiles. Never leave soaking reptiles unattended. Caution: keep out of the reach of children. Always wash hands after handling reptiles.
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9 years ago
My ball python was having an extremly dry shed. Lasting 3 weeks. After a 20 minu...
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13 years ago
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Works Great!
Skyy14
Yes, I recommend this product.
Added to arsenal of pet care
Jaspers Caretaker
Yes, I recommend this product.
Zella shed-ease
Reich
No, I do not recommend this product.
So great.
DerrickAn
No, I do not recommend this product.
Love it
Chelle5076
Yes, I recommend this product.
Save your gecko's toes!
hstarr78
No, I do not recommend this product.
Works like it claims to
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Great product!
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Questions
Can I use this on my yellow belly slider turtle? They have been having trouble shedding?
- Hi there! Yes, you can use this on your Yellow Belly Slider.
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Can I put this product in a spray bottle?
- I would suggest checking the manufacturers website on whether or not you can use in spray bottle. You can also try using "tropical mist" products on a regular basis, along with maintaining proper humidity in the enclosure. Most tropical mists come fortified with emollients and aloe vera to help prevent dry skin and shedding problems. Improper sheds, especially around the eyes (eye caps) and tail, can and usually do "stress" the animal, causing them to fast and not be as active.
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how do you use it??
- I put a bit in the wet moss in my snake’s hide. Helps him shed well. I also soak him in it if he’s really doing bad. Helps immensely!!!
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