Our waterless, fur & coat powder dry shampoo refreshes between baths without stress. Bentonite clay and zeolite lock onto odor and excess oil, while colloidal oatmeal and oat beta-glucan support the skin barrier. Arrowroot and cornstarch brush out clean, leaving coats soft, less itchy, and naturally fresh.
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Colloidal Oatmeal for Dogs & Cats: Benefits + Safety
Colloidal oatmeal is a gentle, proven skin protectant that calms itch, reduces redness, boosts hydration, and supports the moisture barrier in dogs and cats. Learn what it is, why it works, safety tips (including licking and fragrance notes), and how to use it in shampoos, sprays, balms, and more for soft, comfortable coats.
All-Natural Flea & Tick Spray for Dogs: Why It Works
Protect your dog naturally with a plant-based flea and tick spray that relies on proven actives—not harsh pesticides. Cedarwood and lemongrass essential oils help block insect scent receptors and deter bites, while lavender adds a mild repellent effect and soothes stressed or irritated skin. Neem oil delivers broad-spectrum defense by disrupting pest feeding and reproduction. Apple cider vinegar improves coat aesthetics and makes skin less attractive to fleas, and coconut oil’s lauric acid helps smother pests while moisturizing the coat. Leucidal Liquid SF provides natural preservation, and a touch of baking soda gently deodorizes and buffers pH. Shake well, mist the coat (avoid eyes/nose; apply to hands for the head), and reapply every 2–4 hours during outdoor exposure. Store in a cool, dark place and discontinue use if the scent, color, or texture changes. This dog-safe routine keeps adventures comfortable—naturally.
Surfactants 101: What They Are, Why Glucosides Are Special
A friendly guide to surfactants and sugar-based glucosides—what they are, why they’re gentle, and how decyl, coco, caprylyl, and lauryl glucoside differ for shampoos, face washes, and pet cleansers.
Winter Skin, Coat & Paw Problems in Dogs and Cats (and How to Prevent Them)
Cold air outside and dry heat inside can wreak havoc on pets’ skin and paws. This guide explains why winter triggers dry, itchy skin, dandruff, matting, and pad cracks in dogs and cats—and how to fix it. Learn safe paw-cleaning after de-icers, when to use paw balm or booties, bath and grooming tweaks for sensitive skin, and quick no-rinse options between baths. You’ll also find a step-by-step winter routine, enrichment tips to curb licking, and red flags for frostbite or infection that warrant a vet visit. Keep your pet’s skin, coat, and paws healthy all season long.
Stud Tail in Dogs: Causes, Signs & Treatment
Learn what stud tail is, why it happens, how to spot it, and the best vet-approved treatments—plus when neutering helps.