PRODUCT OVERVIEW
WHAT IS GENONE TOPICAL SPRAY?
GenOne Topical Spray is a prescription-strength, dual-action solution combining gentamicin (a broad-spectrum antibiotic) and betamethasone valerate (a potent corticosteroid) to treat infected, superficial skin lesions in dogs. This spray effectively combats bacteria while reducing inflammation and itching, all in a convenient topical application.

FOR:
Dogs (topical use only; prescription required)

HOW DOES GENONE TOPICAL SPRAY WORK?

BENEFITS:

• Kills gram-positive and gram-negative bacteria on the skin

• Reduces inflammation and itching associated with infected lesions

• Easy-to-use pump delivers consistent dose (0.7 mL per spray)

• Available in 60 mL, 120 mL, and 240 mL sizes for flexible treatment durations

SIDE EFFECTS:
Potential side effects include enzyme elevations (SAP, SGPT), increased thirst/urination, appetite changes, vomiting, diarrhea (sometimes bloody), weight loss, and Cushing’s syndrome with prolonged use. Discontinue and consult your veterinarian if side effects appear.

INSTRUCTION

CARE INSTRUCTIONS:
Store upright at room temperature (2–30 °C/36–86 °F). Keep out of reach of children. Avoid contact with eyes and mucous membranes. Do not ingest.

DIRECTIONS:
Use As Directed (prescription only)

DOSAGE

DOGS:
• Prior to use, clip excess hair and clean the affected area. Hold bottle upright 3–6 inches from skin.
• Depress spray head twice (~0.7 mL per spray) onto lesion.
• Apply 2–4 times daily for up to 7 days. Do not exceed 7 consecutive days without veterinary monitoring. shopmedvet.com+7drugs.com+7vetlabel.com+7

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
QUESTIONS:

1. What is the most important thing I should know about GenOne Topical Spray?

2. How does GenOne work?

3. How do I use GenOne properly?

4. What should I be cautious of?

5. What active ingredients are in GenOne?

ANSWERS:

1. GenOne is a veterinarian-prescribed topical spray combining antibiotic and corticosteroid to treat infected, inflamed skin lesions in dogs.

2. Gentamicin kills bacteria; betamethasone reduces inflammation and itching—together they resolve infections and provide comfort. Clean and dry the area, hold the spray 3–6 inches away, apply two sprays, and repeat 2–4 times daily for up to 7 days.

3. Prescription only. Do not use past 7 days without reevaluation to avoid delayed wound healing and systemic steroid effects. Avoid use in pregnant dogs. Monitor for side effects like polyuria, polydipsia, or signs of Cushing’s.

4. Each mL delivers gentamicin sulfate equivalent to 0.57 mg gentamicin and betamethasone valerate equivalent to 0.284 mg betamethasone.