Nootie Waterless Shampoo Wipes for Dogs & Cats - Sweet Pea & Vanilla, 70 Pack

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There are nine USDA-certified organic shampoos in the 4-Legger line, with an array of ingredients including oatmeal and lavender for dry and itchy skin; peppermint and eucalyptus for conditioning; and an unscented version with aloe vera for sensitive skin . This popular choice features aloe vera, lemongrass, and coconut oil for moisturizing.

Depending on your dog’s coat and the time of year, you might feel like you live in a perpetual cloud of dog hair. If you have a heavy shedder, the secret is “brush your dog more, not bathe your dog more,” Youngker says. Groomer Dana Youngker looks for natural ingredients in her shampoos, choosing organic when possible. When shampooing, she says get your dog nice and wet first, then start from the head and work your way down, being sure to get everywhere including paw pads and private areas, rinsing from the head down so all the dirty water doesn’t flow into clean areas. Earthbath offers a wide range of dog shampoos, from deodorizing to hot spot relief, shed control to conditioning. And some shampoo formulas are naturally scented with mango, peppermint, vanilla, and lavender. We recommend starting with the fragrance-free versions of the Oatmeal & Aloe Shampoo, but the same gentle formula is also made with vanilla and almond fragrance.Groomer Kim Flatley suggests diluting shampoo in a cup before using it to help spread it around your pup and helping it later more easily. It’s not enough to look for a product that is “natural.” If you want a product that is truly gentle and won’t cause health problems, look at the ingredients. “A lot of dog shampoos have parabens, mineral oils, sulfates, phthalates and those can cause skin issues and other health issues and be extremely harmful to dogs,” Youngker says. For general everyday use, you can't go wrong with Pogi’s Grooming Wipes, which are durable, versatile, and affordable. You can even compost them when you're done cleaning your dog. However, to clean your dog's eyes, Miracle Care Eye Care Eye Wash Pads are extremely gentle and can help remove tear stains. What to Look for in Dog Wipes Ingredients Looking for natural and organic is always the best way to go,” Dana Youngker, a groomer at Petworking & Co in Cumming, Georgia, told The Spruce Pets. “When products are certified organic, they are less likely to contain ingredients that can damage a dog’s skin.” It’s always a good idea to look at the ingredients in dog wipes before you buy them. You may want to avoid ingredients like phthalates or parabens that may be linked to reproductive problems , and an alcohol-based formula may cause dryness or irritation. In general, you’ll want to look for dog wipes made from soothing ingredients.

Take care of your pets with our eco-friendly, natural pet products that are all made with you and our planet in mind! When it comes to living a more eco-friendly, sustainable lifestyle it is easy to make changes for yourself and eco home but what about your pets? Also, try to look for essential oils instead of artificial fragrances. Avoid added dyes and artificial coloring of any sort. Use lukewarm water, says groomer Dana Youngker. “Nothing you’d take a hot shower in,” she says. “If you wouldn’t bathe your baby in it, do not bathe your dog in it.”But this FURminator DeShedding shampoo from a company that makes the popular deshedding tools may be able to help at bath time. It has a mix of natural ingredients to promote healthy skin, including omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids from cranberry, sunflower, and safflower seed oils, as well as aloe vera and vitamin E. Your dog’s breed and coat type might influence the type of shampoo you use and how often you wash your pet. Some dogs, like Labrador retrievers, for example, have more naturally greasy coats to help them repel water. Groomers advise skipping shampoos with built-in conditioners for those dogs. Washing them too often can also cause them to make too much natural oil in their skin.