5 in 1 Cocoa Butter Leave-in Conditioner Lotion for Dogs & Cats-Pet Hot Spot Cream & Balm for Allergies, dermatosis, Paw Fungus Or Dry Itchy Skin-Helps Heal Small Cuts & Abrasions

My favorite pet shampoo I’ve tried!
My cat’s skin seemed irritated from her excessive self-grooming and scratching, so I went on the hunt for a shampoo that would help her feel comfortable. I noticed that her hair was thinning on the back of her neck and the sides of her face. I got really concerned when I could see how red her skin was from a quick glance at a distance. Her fur was also really rough, visibly dry and frazzled looking. I bathed her 3 days ago and I’ve actually noticed a remarkable difference in comparison to most shampoos I’ve tried before. The shampoo felt nice and silky, not too gooey or too liquid-like. It lathered well and I didn’t feel like I needed to use too much of it despite my cat definitely being a fluff ball. As I lathered her fur up, it felt so nice and silky (like that feeling when you use a conditioner). I kept massaging it in for about 5 minutes since the bottle says to leave it on that long. As I rinsed it out, I thought maybe it wasn’t going to work because her fur started feeling rough and had a dry texture. After she completely dried though, her hair was amazingly silky and her skin was back to being the pretty pink it’s supposed to be! To my surprise, her fur didn’t look as thin as I previously thought because it was finally laying in the right direction (yes, I’ve tried grooming). Most importantly, after observing her closely these past days, she hasn’t been scratching like she used to!! Yaay! She seems to be a lot more comfortable in her own skin now. If my furball is feeling better and looks healthier, then I definitely don’t mind what I spent for this shampoo. My sister uses this on her dog now.Oh, I had also carefully rubbed a tiny bit of the shampoo on one side of her face and washed it off (she was too antsy for my to do the other side). The skin there looks so much better now! The side I didn’t get to is still noticeably red. I can definitely tell that it works as it states on the label. I didn’t care too much for the scent because I’m not a cherry fan. The scent faded pretty quickly so that’s just a plus for me hah.

FUR IS SO SOFT
We have an American Cocker Spaniel and an English Cocker Spaniel, and their fur has NEVER felt softer. They are soooo soft, and we have been wanting to cuddle with them all the time since washing them with this shampoo.Also, the fragrance is pleasing and not overwhelming.

Shampoo review from a pet groomer.
A friend of mine asked me to check this shampoo out for him and give a review. I’m a professional pet groomer so pet shampoo is serious business for me. I really like this shampoo! I bathed several dogs and my cat with it. First thing I noticed was the smell. It’s very fruity and while it’s not my favorite scent, it is pleasant. Even better is that the smell that stays on the dog after drying is very light even though the smell while lathering up is strong.Speaking of lathering, this stuff gives massive amounts of suds! My issue with a lot of shampoos that I get that aren’t professional grade is that they’re very dilute. If I’m bathing dogs for a living, I need a shampoo that I can either dilute or can use a small amount of. A little bit of this shampoo goes a loooooong way!This shampoo did a great job getting my dogs and cat clean. I used it on a black lab and the coat was very nice and glossy. I also found that this shampoo did a good job helping me get undercoat out in the tub. The key is to wet the dog and do a light shampooing, rinse that shampoo (you don’t have to get it all out) then shampoo the dog again and really work it down to the skin. If you’re treating a skin condition, let it sit for at least 5 minutes. The reason for the two shampoos is that the first one breaks the oil the dog or cat naturally has while the second shampoo is able to penetrate the coat more deeply and get to the skin. If you’re only shampooing your dog once, you’re not getting your dog nearly as clean as you could be.I like the results for my cat as well. She’s 16 and has dandruff from not grooming herself as much as she used to. This product cleansed and conditioned her coat without leaving her greasy looking. The smell didn’t bother her at all. The rich lather also helped me to release a bunch of coat and the finish was soft and clean.I’ll be keeping this shampoo on hand and will be trying it out on any dogs I see with sensitive skin or hot spots. All in all, I think this is a great shampoo and you’ll get a lot of uses out of it which makes it quite economical.

No sulfates, no fragrance, safe for mom to use
My Vet recommended an oatmeal shampoo for my rescue pup and I myself have to avoid sulfates and fragrance: This shampoo is perfect – safe for me to use and leaves my pup’s coat shiny and soft. I’m back for more.