Medical bath covers bathing to get rid of ticks, fleas, and mites and any other infections. Medicated shampoos are more like creams meant to treat the skin problems, not to clean
the haircoat. So firstly, groomers apply a cleansing shampoo and
rinse your dog's skin with cool or lukewarm water. After rinsing the cleansing shampoo, a small amount of the medicated shampoo is worked into the skin and hair coat thoroughly starting in the infected areas or bacterial or yeast carriage sites to allow for the greatest contact time in these areas. Your dog is then dried with a towel or cool hair-dryer on a low setting and kept in a warm environment until completely dry to prevent chilling.
Professional groomers provide a medicated bath for your dog depending upon its skin conditions and type of coat. The frequency of bathing varies with the type and severity of the skin problem your dog has.

INCLUSIONS

Tick Medicine Application
Hair Wash
Hair Dry

PROCEDURE
Your dog is entirely checked for infections
Cleansing your dog's entire fur.
Applying medicated shampoo for infections, mites, ticks or any kind of skin infection thoroughly.
Massaging and washing with lukewarm water.
Blow-dry with a low setting