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If you wash your dog's bedding, collar, and leash once or twice a year (whether it needs it or not!), you may find that your pet doesn't stay as fresh in between regular grooming appointments.  If your Pug loves to roll around or pounce in the pool, chances are his accessories are paying the price. 

We can wash leashes and collars for you in our Odor Handler shampoo.  You can even keep some on hand at home for:

• getting that musty smell out of towels.
• disinfecting the litter box (sprinkle some on the litter, too!).
• cleaning stinky mop heads.
• washing dog beds and chew toys.

This stuff is amazing!  If we can use it to remove the smell from an awkward dog-skunk encounter, you can use it to get things squeaky clean around the house!   

 

(BONUS TIP)

Make sure to remove your dog's collar to let the neck area dry and breathe after a swim!  

 

(BONUS BONUS TIP)

Fasten the collar around the agitator during the wash.  Much less noise! 

It's Saturday night and you let Scruffy out once last time before going to bed.  When he comes inside, he is so proud of the stinky mess he found, he rolled around in it to share it with you.  You look at the clock, sigh, and usher him into the tub.

We've all done it.  In times of desperation, we've reached for whatever is handy - if it's sudsy and will de-stink the dog, we'll give it a try.

Remember that when it comes to bathing your dog, use a product designed for pets.  The pH is much different in human shampoo than for a dog and can actually damage your dog's coat.  If your dog has sensitive skin, those added colors, perfumes, and other additives can actually cause major skin issues.  Check with your vet or groomer to find the shampoo that is best for your pet.  Don't forget to rinse...rinse...RINSE, or you will have one itchy dog! 

One last tip - always read the label.  Some shampoos that are good for dogs should never be used on kittens.