Flea and tick – for helping to tackle and protect your dog against flea and tick infestations.Deodorizing – designed to help reduce that distinct doggy smell if your pooch is pretty stinky.Take a look at our review of medicated dog shampoos for more info.
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Medicated – formulated for specific skin conditions such as dandruff and dermatitis.Dry and itchy skin – oatmeal and aloe Vera formulations work well to soothe, calm and help heal and moisturize dry and problematic skin.Hypoallergenic – made for pets with sensitive skin, a hypoallergenic shampoo uses mild cleansers and moisturizers to avoid skin irritation.Specific issues – consider any specific issues your dog may have as many dog shampoos are formulated to help tackle a host of skin and coat health problems, such as: Check the label for pet-safe and non-toxic natural oils, herbs, vitamins and plant essences and go for organic if you can. Ingredients – go for as all-natural ingredients as possible in your new dog shampoo as artificial ingredients and fragrances, alcohol and petroleum by-products can be too harsh and irritate their skin. Long-haired breeds will need a more conditioning shampoo to help to reduce any tangles in their fur, while shorter haired breeds prone to shedding could benefit from a formula to reduce excessive fur loss. Their skin and coat – just as the shampoo needs to be age-appropriate, it also needs to be the right formulation for your particular pet’s skin and coat. For example, puppies are going to need a very gentle formulation that won’t irritate their baby skin, while older and senior dogs may need extra moisturization to tackle dry and tougher spots. Your dog’s age – always check that the dog shampoo is age appropriate for your pooch. Before you decide on your new dog shampoo, there are some essentials to consider:
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