Discount Bio-Groom Natural Oatmeal Anti-Itch Shampoo (32 fl oz)

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This shampoo got my three dogs clean and didn't leave a really strong perfume smell. It appears to be gentle on their skin. I have two Bichons' with skin like humans and a Heinz57. No adverse effects or itching on any of them.

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I started using this over 10 years ago when my older Border Collie started exhibiting dry skin and itching incessantly. It did what no other shampoo could: eliminated the dry skin and itching! As a bonus, she is SOOOOOO FLUFFY AND SOFT after drying! For an added bit of fluffiness and softness, I sometimes use Bio-Groom's Oatmeal Creme Rinse after this shampoo.

THIS IS THE ONLY SHAMPOO I WILL USE ON MY BORDER COLLES! WHY MESS WITH PERFECTION?

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The dog shampoo application leaves our dog with soft,clean, hair and not conditioner is needed after shampooing. A great product at a great price.

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I bought this on the recommendation of a pet store. My puppy has some itching and developed two small hot spots. Wanted a gentle shampoo to help with his itching until the oral medication helps him, and something to use long/ term. The first time I washed him with it, I thought I hadn't rinsed it well enough or something.

His fur seemed limo after a day and he still has a stinky dog smell that you can smell 5 feet away (other shampoos left him smelling good)

The next time, I left it on for five minutes , and rinsed it meticulously. That was yesterday morning and he looks unkept, oily and is very smelly. Going to try something else!

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good lather. mild fragrance. fragrance doesn't last nor is it 'fresh' smelling -in my opinion. seems to calm skin only momentarily, even after leaving lathered areas soaped up a few minutes to take effect and rinsing in cool water. have stepped up to washing twice a week (per vet dr instructions and while skin flare ups last he diagnosed her with mild grass or topical/seasonal skin allergy as a result of pollen that Benadryl doesn't impact). She's not blister-red anymore but pink so it seems the increased washings, shampoo, and rinsing the allergens off her skin are helping. She is always on a high quality dog food with no additives and no gluten, grains, etc. in her chow and her condition comes/goes with the heat/spring-summer.