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Bob Martin Natural Citronela Oil Conditioning Shampoo for Dogs

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Bob Martin Natural Citronela Oil Conditioning Shampoo
Price: $17.10
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Bob Martin Conditioning Shampoo for Dogs

Bob Martin Conditioning Shampoo is a unique formulation that cleans dirt and repels bugs from your dog. This shampoo has a low foaming action that helps in improving your dog’s coat and skin condition. It also has a hypoallergenic and pH-balanced formula which is ideal to use for dogs with sensitive skin.

How Does it Work?

Bob Martin Conditioning Shampoo for dogs contains the natural ingredient- Citronella oil. This non-irritating formula soothes and wards off pests. It offers a gentle cleaning experience while conditioning your pet’s skin and coat.

Directions

  • Before shampooing, brush your pet’s coat to remove tangles and matter hair
  • Wet your pet thoroughly using lukewarm water
  • Apply the shampoo evenly on the whole body and massage well to create a lather
  • Rinse thoroughly and towel dry
  • Brush your pet’s coat
  • Remember to avoid contact with eyes while shampooing

Key Benefits

  • Natural shampoo that cleans and repels bugs
  • Leaves a conditioning effect on the pet’s skin and coat
  • Made using natural and non-irritating ingredient
  • Soothes and wards off pests
  • Low-foaming shampoo
  • Balanced pH formula gives a gentle cleaning experience
  • Ideal for dogs with sensitive skin

Safety

  • Meant only for external use
  • Avoid contact with eyes. Rinse well in case of contact
  • Keep away from reach of children and pets

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Ingredients

Active Ingredients: Citronella Oil

Target Species: Dogs

Value for money

Great shampoo. I would highly recommend.

Douglas