Handmade Dog Soap {Eco & Natural}
Handmade Dog Soap {Eco & Natural}
As a spaniel owner, half my life is spent washing out the thickest mud. So I appreciate a soap that is quick to lather, as a full body spaniel wash is a workout enough.
...Not to mention a lovely natural scent to alleviate eau de bogtrotter.
These are the soap bars I use.
All are handmade in the UK and give a deep clean and rinse out easily without leaving residue. They are very economical and last for ages.
Size: Approx. 8cm x 6.5cm x 1.5cm
About "Ghyll"
About "Ghyll"
Meaning 'ravine'
Lavender for a light soothing scent and & poppy seed for an easier-to-grip texture.
Naturally calming, great for dogs who don’t like baths.
Great for dandruff and minor skin complaints, wounds & infections.
Can help improves blood circulation to hair follicles thus promoting hair growth and preventing hair loss.
About "Fen"
About "Fen"
~ Meaning mud & bogland!
Activated charcoal, rosemary & peppermint for the most steadfast of swamp monsters and bogtrotters.
Charcoal absorbs odours and impurities for a very deep clean and attracts carbon-based impurities which can dull the fur.
Rosemary is antibacterial, antimicrobial, naturally repels fleas, ticks, mosquitos and other bugs, can increase cellular metabolism which stimulates hair growth & promotes healing.
Peppermint is anti-inflammatory, antiseptic & analgesic
The charcoal combined with rosemary & peppermint eliminates all smells including fox poo.
About "Mere"
About "Mere"
“Mere” ~ Meaning lake
Lemongrass, spearmint, peppermint & citronella for those who like a more intense fragrance.
Great for itchy skin and hot spots.
Naturally flea and tick repellent.
Gets rid of fox poo & other smells.
Care
Care
- Let your soap air dry after use.
- Shelf life of two years.
Safety
Safety
Do not let you dog ingest the soap. Essential oils are not suitable for cats. Avoid using essential oils on pregnant bitches and puppies under 14 weeks as they are more sensitive. Seek your vets advice if your dog has problem skin.
Handmade
Handmade
This product is handmade so size, colour or shape may vary slightly.
Thanks so much for shopping small.
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FAQ
How do I use the dog soap bars?
There is a guide on the inside of each soap label, however it’s so easy! You just wet it, lather it in your hands, it lathers up really well, rub the lather on them and you can rub the soap directly on them too once they are wet, then it rinses out really nicely… Just like human shampoo bars, if you’ve ever used one of those. Fur will feel squeaky clean as it leaves no residues and will fluff up nicely once dry.
Are they good for sensitive skin?
They’re ideal for minor skin conditions like itchy skin and dandruff, however, for very sensitive skin or serious conditions always consult with your vet.
What if I’m using medicated shampoo the vet recommended?
The soaps are not medicated so if anyone is using medicated shampoo as advised by their vet, it would be advisable to continue to do so.
What makes them dog-safe?
They are made with 100% natural ingredients and are tested on humans. A safe level of dog-friendly essential oils are used, about half that would be used for humans (so it may not smell as strong as some human soaps but it smells divine nonetheless). The pH levels are tested to ensure it is suitable.
What’s the pH of the soap?
A dog’s skin pH runs from 6.2 to 8.62. Batches are tested to ensure the pH is within that range and will naturally be pH6-pH8 (almost always pH6.5-pH7) which is the ideal range for dogs.
How long does a bar last?
The soaps will keep for ages however the fragrance of the essential oils will evaporate out from the outer layers of the soap. Once the soap is used again, the smell will return. If left for a very long time (more than 2 years) some of the oils may go rancid. The soaps have a shelf life of 2 years. Over time it’s extremely cost-effective when compared to commercial shampoo. One bar will wash approx. 20 small dogs.
Are there any dogs who shouldn’t use the soap?
They are suitable for all dogs, however, they’re not ideal for Cockerpoo’s (or poo crosses in general) as their coats need conditioning as well as washing but can be used to wash your dog if you follow with a conditioner. They’re not ideal for pregnant bitches or puppies under 14 weeks who are more sensitive to essential oils.
Can I use it on cats?
No, the essential oils are toxic to cats.
Can I use it on horses?
Yes, yes, yes! It works wonders on tails and manes as well as the rest of the body.
Can I use it myself?
Yes, it’s tested on humans so humans can use it too! They’re lovely and soft! However, as it’s formulated to match the pH of dogs’ skin which is higher (more alkaline) than the pH of human skin, if you have sensitive skin you may find it quite drying and a little irritating.