Dog Shampoo for Flea & Tick Control, Itchy Skin Relief, and Sensitive Skin 500ml - Medicated Dog Shampoo for Smelly Dogs by Cooper and Gracie | Antibacterial, Anti-Fungal, Anti-Itch Grooming Solution

2 x soft coated lovely smelling dogs..First used this shampoo about 6 months ago due to finding insects / fleas on our Wheaten Terrier, used both the shampoo and spray, and within a few days no sign of any infestation on him. We also treated our miniature Dachshund who has sensitive skin often coming out in little lumps with shampoos and pollen, no lumps / spots when using this shampoo....This is now our shampoo of choice, we use it between grooming visits (6 to 8 weeks) on our Wheaten Terrier and every 3 weeks ish on our Dachshund. It always leaves both coats, 1 x thick long curly coat and the other short coat, easily manageable, detanged and extremely soft with no irritation....Would definitely recommend... Plus all natural ingredients so no harm to our dogs..Also found we didn't need to use a large amount due to this shampoo lathering up easily, so far it's worked out cheaper than our usual detangler shampoo and separate conditioner, plus hypoallergenic sensitive shampoo for our Dachshund.

This is a repeat purchase. This stuff smells great and applies easily. It stays in the van so is ready for our adventure hikes when we get there. I have not noticed any skin irritation and I spray on dogs in areas that ticks fleas and other critters may be hanging out such as in long grass and woody areas. As far as I know I have avoided ticks and bugs

I have purchased this 5 times, and it does work along side a regular de-fleaing routine which keep the flea numbers down. Obviously fleas can be a nightmare at certain times of the year, so I have to up my game.The Gracie.& Cooper protective flea spray, makes Rosie sick, so I have to depend on the shampoo alone. I flea comb her once a day, head to to and remove any fleas and eggs, this isn't a problem for a couple of days after bathing, but would be if I didn't comb. Rosie is a Corgi/Jack Russell with masses of thick fur. I tend to bath her once a week from spring to autumn. I also have a waterproof cushion for her in the garden because she picks fleas/ticks up like their going out of fashion. I wash all her blankets in the flea shampoo which also helps, and hover her bed. All this probably sounds a bit much, and I have tried Earth powder, neem oil apple cider vinegar, but so far C & G is the best, and I am pretty quick at it all now. I have used Frontline, Advantage and other spot treatments on pets over the years. Unfortunately every animal developed cancer. Obviously I can't say for certain it was due to the insecticides but am trying something different now.

I have used the usual tick and flea products that go on back of dogs head/shoulders and find small ticks ticks all the time. Have used this for a while on my golden retriever and no ticks on my dog. I would recommend this, also smells lovely and dogs coat feels softer.

Performance of the spray is mixed. For a person with constant joint pain trying to spray a dog who would not stay still and really hates being sprayed was a site for sore eyes. Chasing after a dog around the flat with a walking aid hoping to score bullseye was never going to amount to much. So I ended up using the spray in the dogs environment. My dog loves laying completely flat after her morning feed so I decided to spray her bed and environment in hope she get some relief from her bites on her belly so she stop itching so much all day. Unfortunately although the spray smelled real nice and my dog did not find the smell offensive it did nothing much. The insects just kept coming. After getting treatment from the vet she much better, still itching but much better. After the first dip treatment I am afraid she lost some of her coat at the back end, luckily not totally but she does not look like she did a week ago. I know her coat will grow back. The vet was unsure whether it were fleas or mites she had but the spray although easy to use was not for my dog. I guess not every dog likes being sprayed. But after using the spray in her environment the insects eventually got less in numbers over a period of days. It was not total clearance but it helped reduce her environment until we were able to get to the vets. So I was thankful for the spray and the scent.

Started using this as the flea and tick tablets I got from vet now come with a parasite check on top.of perscription so ridiculously expensive. So far I use this twice a day and my dog is fine. Dries quickly and no lingering smell. No itching.The shampoo is great for his exma

One of our dogs has flea bite hypersensitivity. A couple of bites can send him into a frenzy of scratching and biting that lasts and lasts. We tried the spot on treatments and they really did very little good. He picked up some fleas from where we walked him a couple of days ago. Our poor boy was miserable, scratching, rolling on his back to scratch his back on the floor and biting to the point he left red marks and abrasions on his skin in less than 24 hours. I found the Cooper and Gracie Flea spray and their Flea shampoo and ordered them. Unfortunately the shampoo was damaged in transit and the replacement will not be with us until tomorrow. When the Flea spray arrived yesterday, I immediately sprayed him all over and then rubbed his coat to make sure it was well on his skin also. Within half an hour he was like a different dog! Calm, only an occasional short scratch and comfortable. Sprayed him again before bed and we had a restful night. He obviously loves this as much as I do. When I called him to me this morning bottle in hand, he came running over happily, flopped down and rolled onto his back so I could start on his belly and chest which are generally the itchiest areas for him. His skin looked much better and the redness was gone. It's natural, no chemicals, it works on the fleas and itching, and as advertised, his coat is beautiful already which is a bonus. I'd urge anyone and everyone to try this especially if your dog has sensitive skin. It truly works. Just remember that no product will work completely if you do not treat your home and wash your dog's bedding in hot water also. Thank you Cooper and Gracie from much happier me and Riley the dog!