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A dog’s skin is more alkaline than human skin. Their skin is said to have a pH above 7, on the alkaline side, whereas ours has a pH on the acidic side (in the 5.5 range). Lavender essential oil is known to have a calming effect on the nervous system, making it an ideal choice for nervous pets or those who are uncomfortable with bathing. Its scent is also believed to promote better sleep, which can be particularly beneficial for pets who have difficulty settling down after a bath. Chamomile, on the other hand, has anti-inflammatory properties that can soothe skin irritations and provide relief from itching. The combination of these two powerful natural ingredients can help make your pet’s bath time a more tranquil, enjoyable experience, reducing stress for both you and your pet. I was even more inclined to believe what I’ve readafter trying out various “no poo” methods of cleaning my hair. I tried everything from vinegar rinses to rinsing my hair with a mixture of water and sodium bicarbonate (aka. baking soda).
A Homemade dog shampoo is perfect for dogs. Their skin and hair pH is more acidic than ours and this natural recipe delivers what they need.I love the Lavender, Lemongrass and Neem Oil Pet Shampoo Bar. It leaves my dog’s coat shiny and smelling great. Plus, it’s so much easier to use than liquid shampoo. I also appreciate that it’s eco-friendly and made with natural ingredients. My dog has never looked or smelled better!”– Sarah, dog mom to Max For the travelling or staycationing pup, there is the get-you-out-of-an-embarrassing-stinky-dog-situation cute travel shampoo bar in a tin and fantastic cotton waffle travel towel – available individually or together in a tail wagging travel set. Just like with dog shampoos, there are plenty of dog conditioners on the market. I studied the ingredients of a few of them, and I honestly didn’t see much of a difference in the ingredients used. Once again, my intuition tells me that a lot of the difference is really just marketing hype.
When fabricating “shampoo” soap bars, the soaps are normally highly superfatted to help combat some of the shortcomings of soap for hair, and help prevent some of the damage that it can cause. Even when made in that manner, I don’t think soap is ideal for making shampoo. If I feel that soap can be damaging to hair, why would I use it on my dog’s hair? While I haven’t noticed my dog’s hair being dull after washing his hair with the soap, I like the idea of following up the soap with a bit of conditioner.Homemade All Natural Soap for Face & Body– this is a great beginner’s guide to making cold process soap Are dog shampoo bars travel-friendly?Absolutely! Their compact size and solid form make them perfect for travel. Whether you’re heading to the beach, going on a camping trip, or traveling abroad, a dog shampoo bar is a convenient and mess-free option. You won’t have to worry about leaks or spills in your luggage, and if you’re flying, you won’t have any issues with liquid restrictions. Testimonials: Pet Parents Share Their Dog Shampoo Bar Experiences After the shampoo bar has been applied, use your fingers to massage the lather into your dog’s coat. This will help to lift away dirt and grime, leaving your pet’s coat clean and fresh. Ensure you avoid sensitive areas such as the eyes and ears. If your pet has sensitive skin, our Lavender, Chamomile and Calendula Pet Shampoo Bar is an excellent choice. All our bars are suitable for sensitive skin due to their natural ingredients. However, this particular bar is ideal for extra sensitive pets, thanks to its inclusion of calendula-infused oils and botanicals.
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