Shampoo suggesstions?

[Shamas mom]

shamas is getting smelly. He could use a shampoo, but the dog shampoo that I have makes my youngest have an allergic reaction.

I wondered...is there a good doggie shampoo that's hypo-allergenic? Or can I use baby shampoo? I've only ever had to shampoo him a couple of times in the time I've had him, and it was last time that she complained about the reaction to the shampoo. It's also possible that the shampoo's old. I've had the bottle over a year..

 

[snowbunny]

No, don’t use baby shampoo, it has a different pH.
For Bella’s bum, I use a sensitive green tea shampoo from Bellydog.

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She doesn’t suffer from allergies, but is washed more frequently than I’d like which is why I chose a sensitive one.

 

[Shamas mom]

No, don’t use baby shampoo, it has a different pH.
For Bella’s bum, I use a sensitive green tea shampoo from Bellydog.

Bath Time

Discover essential grooming products for your dog's coat care needs. From shampoos to conditioners, colognes, and detanglers!

bellydog.com

She doesn’t suffer from allergies, but is washed more frequently than I’d like which is why I chose a sensitive one.

Thanks!

I think I've only shampooed Shamas three times. Other than that, I hose him down in the shower. He's good about keeping himself clean. If I get him wet, he finishes the job

 

[snowbunny]

I don't wash my gang as a matter of course. I can't remember the last time I washed any of them other than Bella. I don't even get them wet, they just don't smell bad, other than Miss Poopybum

 

[Boogie]

Plain water for all dog washing unless fox poo is involved. Then Cowboy Magic is deployed.

 

[Shamas mom]

I didn't end up needing a soap in the end. I let him drink from the shower. I'll turn on the water, and he licks the shower floor...getting a good soaking in the process

Here's a quick funny picture of the shower shenanigans