shampoos

Survey says most of you are not frequently bathing felines, but what happens if you suddenly want need to? While you can grab this foam for a quick scrub, I stumbled upon three items for a more thorough cleansing.
As the post title implies, each one serves a certain cat with certain ingredients:

• The Scratchy Cat Shampoo ($13) is purr-fect for dry, irritated skin to relieve flaking and dander with Tea Tree Oil, Flax Seed Oil, Oat Protein, and Aloe Vera.
• The Shaggy Cat Shampoo ($13) is paw-some for longhaired pets — it reduces shedding and matting with a two-in-one shampoo and conditioner by detangling with Vitamin E, Jojoba Oil and Aloe Vera Gel.
• The Smelly Cat Shampoo ($13) gets out cat-astrophic stinks by neutralizing odors. The deodorizing product features natural fragrances of Oatmeal, Lavender and Rosemary to help smells begone, not just covered up.

For one small dog, North certainly has a cabinet full of beauty products to slosh up an entire kennel's worth of pups. Granted I've got my favorite shampoos (and conditioner) to keep my pooch so fresh and so clean, clean in smell and appearance but a recent post on Dolittler got me thinking.

The vet was waxing poetic about the power of Dawn dishwashing detergent for oily pet problems like accidental dips in motor oil or skunk spray. Makes sense now that I think about it since that's definitely what zoos and rescue organizations use on wild birds after oil spills. I know what I'll grab if my pooch has an unfortunate run-in with something sticky — Fingers crossed that I won't need to use it, but tell me, have you ever tried this for yourself?

Have a shampoo (or something else) you'll stand by through thick and thin oily and flaky, post your review or tip in the Street Team group in the PetSugar Community!

Source: Flickr User aprilzosia