Dog Shampoo Bar for Dry or Oily Skin, Sulfate-Free Handmade Care with Diatomaceous Earth, 3.5 oz
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Dog Shampoo Bar for Dry or Oily Skin, Sulfate-Free Handmade Care with Diatomaceous Earth, 3.5 oz
$33.47
Sale price
$33.47
Regular price
$33.47
Make bath time simpler with a solid dog shampoo bar made for both dry and oily skin. Its easy-lathering, clean-rinsing formula gives pet parents a practical way to wash wriggly dogs without handling a spill-prone bottle.
Handmade in the Pacific Northwest from organic ingredients, the bar combines diatomaceous earth and a proprietary essential oil blend. It contains no sulfates, preservatives, chemical insecticides or other irritants that can aggravate sensitive skin.
Key Features
- The solid bar lets one hand handle the shampoo while the other steadies your dog, making sink or tub baths easier to manage.
- A rich, sulfate-free lather rinses away easily and cleanly, supporting a straightforward bath routine without lingering suds.
- Diatomaceous earth and a proprietary essential oil blend provide the stated antimicrobial, calming and therapeutic effects for dry or oily canine skin.
- Its portable, spill-free format packs neatly for travel and avoids the leaks associated with liquid shampoo bottles.
- One 3.5 oz bar is stated to outlast a 12-ounce bottle of liquid shampoo, offering longer use in a compact form.
Specifications
- Brand: DERMagic
- Pet type: Dogs only
- Bar weight: 3.5 oz
- Made in: USA
- Ingredients: Saponified vegetable oils, cocoa butter, vitamin E, proprietary essential oil blend, diatomaceous earth and organic aloe vera
- Certified organic oils: Coconut, olive, castor, sunflower, jojoba and rice bran
- Directions: Wet the dog, work up a lather and rinse immediately.
- Bathing frequency: No more than twice a month, or when the dog gets dirty, whichever allows longer between baths.
- Cat safety: Contains essential oils that many cats may be sensitive to; recommended only for dogs.
Rinse the lather immediately rather than leaving your dog standing in suds. Between occasional baths, daily brushing and combing can keep the coat fresh while respecting the recommended limit of no more than two baths per month.