![]() Some oils can cause illness or dizziness in animals. However, be sure the oils you choose are safe for dogs. ![]() Towel dry (and be prepared for a nice big dog shake).Įssential oils are an awesome addition to doggy shampoo. Rinse again-dog fur may take longer than expected to rinse completely. Lather as you go, massaging the mix into your dog’s coat and skin. Spray or squirt small amounts of the mixture, avoiding the eyes, working your way from the neck down to the hind legs. So, using human shampoo meant for more acidic skin can irritate your dog’s skin.Ĭombine all ingredients in an empty, clean bottle or old shampoo bottle. This is less acidic (more basic) than human skin. The American Kennel Club, an organization many top breeders and Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show hopefuls turn to for guidance on their pup’s looks, states the average pH of canine skin falls between 6.2 to 7.4. The first note has to do with the pH levels in human skin versus dog skin. Two important notes: Never use human shampoo and always patch test your homemade dog shampoo. We did some research on various concoctions to find both a healthy base recipe and a few formulas that target common issues. The ingredients are often household staples and the recipes are short and sweet. The good news is homemade dog shampoo is much easier than it sounds. Plus, if your dog rolls in something truly foul on a late night walk and stores have already closed, there’s no way you’re waiting until morning for a bath. It’s also a much greener practice (smaller batches and fewer plastic containers!). ![]() You save money and control the ingredients by doing it yourself. You might be thinking, “Why try to DIY dog shampoo when there are tons of ready-made options out there?” Well, think of it like cooking at home. ![]()
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