4-in-1 Dog Shampoo & Conditioner - Lavender Chamomile for Sensitive Skin, Detangler with Organic Aloe & Coconut Oil, Made in USA, 16 oz
About This Shampoo
- 4-IN-1 DOG SHAMPOO, CONDITIONER, DETANGLER & MOISTURIZER - Pawfect Potion cleans, conditions, detangles, and moisturizes in one easy step. Rich lather rinses out fast, leaving the coat soft, smooth, and tangle-free while cutting bath time in half.
- LAVENDER, CHAMOMILE, ALOE VERA & COCONUT OIL - Bulgarian lavender oil and chamomile naturally calm and soothe, USDA certified organic aloe vera helps relieve dry, irritated skin, and coconut oil promotes a soft, healthy-looking coat.
- GENTLE FOR ITCHY & SENSITIVE SKIN - pH balanced for dogs and made with plant-derived cleansers from coconut. Gentle enough for daily use while restoring moisture and soothing itching, dryness, and irritation.
- SAFE FOR PUPPIES & ALL BREEDS - A vet-inspired formula that works for every coat type, from short-haired pups to thick, curly, and double coats. Loosens knots, reduces tangles, and makes brushing easier between baths.
- CLEAN FORMULA, MADE IN THE USA - Family-owned and made in the USA with organic ingredients. Free of sulfates (SLS), parabens, phthalates, alcohol, dyes, and formaldehyde – a calming lavender-chamomile bath you can feel good about.
- TRUSTED BY PROFESSIONAL DOG GROOMERS - Flying Pawfect's salon-quality formula is the choice of professional groomers who demand gentle, effective results. Made in the USA by a family-owned brand, so every bath feels like a day at the spa.
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🐾 Organic Ingredients
🐾 Alcohol Free
🐾 Formaldehyde Free
🐾 Paraben Free
🐾 Preservative Free
🐾 Sulfate Free
Directions: Saturate fur with warm water. Using a small amount, lather and massage into coat from head to tail avoiding the eyes, rinse thoroughly.
Caution: External use only. Avoid contact with eyes and mouth. Keep away from children.
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Your Questions, Answered.
Can I use it on a puppy?
Yes. The formula is pH balanced for dogs and uses plant-derived cleansers, which makes it gentle enough for puppies and for frequent use.
When can my puppy have its first bath?
Most puppies can have their first bath at around 8 weeks old. Before then, wipe them down with a warm, damp cloth. Use warm water, keep water out of the eyes and ears, rinse thoroughly and dry your puppy completely so it does not get cold.
How often can I bathe my dog with it?
It is gentle enough for daily use, but most dogs need a bath far less often than that. Every few weeks is typical for most coats. Long-coated breeds and dogs that love mud may need it more often.
Is it safe for dogs with itchy or sensitive skin?
It is formulated for exactly that: pH balanced, free of sulfates (SLS), parabens, phthalates, alcohol, dyes and formaldehyde, with USDA certified organic aloe vera to help relieve dryness. If your dog has a diagnosed skin condition, check with your vet before changing products.
Do I still need a separate conditioner?
No. Pawfect Potion cleans, conditions, detangles and moisturizes in one step, so one bottle replaces shampoo, conditioner and detangling spray.
Will it help with matting?
It loosens knots and reduces tangles, which makes brushing between baths much easier. It will not dissolve a tight mat that is already there. That needs a dematting tool, worked from the edge of the mat outward, ideally on a coat that has been washed and dried first.
Is the lavender safe for my dog?
Pawfect Potion is a rinse-off shampoo scented with Bulgarian lavender oil and chamomile. Rinse until the water runs completely clear and keep it away from your dog's eyes and mouth. Never put undiluted essential oils on your dog, and if your dog has breathing problems, check with your vet before using any scented product.
Can I use it on my cat?
Yes. It suits all animals, including cats. Most cats rarely need a full bath, so use it for the occasional wash or a spot clean on a damp cloth. Keep it away from the eyes and rinse thoroughly. If your cat has a diagnosed skin condition, check with your vet first.
