Tea Tree Shampoo and Conditioning Spray - Grooming for Dogs and Cats, Soothes and Moisturizes, Reducing skin Irritations for Pets, pH Balanced, Cruelty Free, Paraben Free, Made in USA

We tried a variety of medications, including apoquel and shots, as well as a variety of medicated sprays and shampoos, as well as mooses prescribed by a veterinarian. With the exception of steroids, nothing worked, and the condition worsened. My son's barber recommended this, and we tried it! A barber, to be precise! It worked for her, and she hasn't had any problems since! There will be no more meds, steroids shots, or RX! This is effective! I believe the images are self-evident.

Ariya Hebert

| Aug 27, 2021

When I was younger and worked in a beauty salon, I used to use Paul Mitchell products on myself, so when I saw this, I hoped it would be good - It isn't a good situation. It's absolutely wonderful. We are currently dealing with itchy dogs, and this shampoo has proven to be beneficial. The thing is, we've decided to use only this shampoo from now on because it not only smells great (no overpowering tea tree scent), but it also lathers up well with less shampoo than other shampoos we've tried and rinses out quickly and thoroughly - Our three medium to large-sized dogs usually take FOREVER to rinse shampoo out of them, and none of them enjoy baths, so this shampoo cuts bath time in half - We also don't need to use conditioner, and they're super soft afterwards! The icing on the cake is the price - Better than regular dog shampoo, and we're using less of it because it lathers so well that I don't have to use half a bottle to clean them! Sure, we're sold, and we'll keep buying. We've used it twice on each dog and are still halfway through the 16 oz bottle - As a result, it has unquestionably been of great benefit to us - We think it's fantastic!.

Dominik Witt

| Aug 24, 2021

What I didn't realize was that a certain HIGHLY TOXIC ingredient posed a serious health risk. THE WORST OIL IS TEA TREE OIL! My dog just returned from an expensive emergency vet visit, as you can see. He developed an infection after using this shampoo (he only used it twice). He is now on antibiotics and is in excruciating pain as a result of this shampoo. PLEASE BE AWARE OF HOW TOXIC THIS SHAMPOO CAN BE IF YOU CARE ABOUT YOUR PET. I only hope that this information is useful and that you are spared the agony that my poor little fur baby is experiencing.

Alanna Robinson

| Nov 11, 2021

I bought it for one itchy dog who seems to be doomed to bite, scratch, and itch his paws (is there a difference?). I'd spent a lot of money on shampoos that didn't do anything to improve his 'condition. ' He has no visible flaws on his skin that would indicate a problem. He felt better after he used this shampoo. I was told by the vet that I might need to bathe him once a week. So be it, for the sake of his well-being and mine. He was able to get by for two weeks thanks to this. We are going to purchase it once more.

Maci BUTCHER

| Jan 31, 2021

We have a four-month-old rottweiler puppy who enjoys getting dirty. We got him from a breeder when he was eight weeks old, and she said she feeds him John Paul Pet Oatmeal formula. Unfortunately, he was already stinky when we got him, so we went to the pet store and they didn't have the John Paul brand, so we decided to try Nature's formula oatmeal brand, which gave him the wet dog smell even though we blew him dry. So we got some wipes, which helped for a while, but then I talked to a friend, who suggested the John Paul Tea Tree formula instead. After each bath, our little puppy now smells wonderful and his coat is lustrous and soft. We still have to bathe him once a week because we live on a one-acre property and he gets into everything puppies do. It hasn't, however, dried him out in any way. His soft and lustrous coat hasn't changed.

Arturo Hester

| Dec 06, 2021

This has a pleasant scent and a good lather. It has a decent deodorizing effect. I was hoping it would help my dog's itchy skin, but after using it a couple of times, I didn't notice much of a difference. I figured the tea tree oil in the shampoo would do the trick without the oily fur we get when we apply tea tree oil directly to the backs of her legs (where she gets itchy, irritated skin). Oatmeal shampoos have worked better for us in the past. This is a good option if you want something that smells good and cleans well.

Paula Aguirre

| Jun 01, 2021

We adore the scent it leaves on Pooch after she's had a bath with it! For humans, we use Paul Mitchel, and we know that a tea treat can deter a variety of insects and other pests, so it's a fun option. Advantages: br>br>
- It has a wonderful scentbr>- Doesn't have the same lather as othersbr>- The bottle is of a reasonable sizebr>- Bugs, fleas, and ticks are deterred (but not completely eliminated)br>- Tea tree is toxic to dogs in large amounts, but not in the trace amounts found in this and other shampoos. br>br>Cons:
- The smell does not last long enoughbr>br>Overall rating - 5/10.

Sylvie Brown

| Sep 07, 2021

It was difficult to find a shampoo that I could trust to use on my bunny and that would prevent him from scratching himself to death. But he finally stopped itching and scratching. I tried a variety of medications, but none of them worked, and he would return to scratching, but he's back to normal now. I'm going to use the oatmeal one for the time being.

Crystal Ibarra

| Jul 09, 2021