Are dog shampoo bars suitable for all breeds?Yes, our dog shampoo bars are suitable for all breeds, ages, and skin types. They’re also safe for use on other furry friends, including cats and horses! We carefully select our ingredients to ensure they’re gentle yet effective, making our shampoo bars a versatile choice for a wide range of pets. This recipe is for a Shampoo Bar that is made using the cold process method. The basic recipe is the same as the others I have written about in the past, but you will have two sets of ingredients.

When you’re satisfied that your pet’s coat is clean, it’s time to rinse. Use plenty of clean, warm water to thoroughly rinse your pet’s fur, ensuring that no soap residue remains. Soap residue can cause irritation and discomfort, so it’s crucial to rinse thoroughly. I love the Lavender, Lemongrass and Neem Oil Pet Shampoo Bar. It leaves my dog’s coat shiny and smelling great. Plus, it’s so much easier to use than liquid shampoo. I also appreciate that it’s eco-friendly and made with natural ingredients. My dog has never looked or smelled better!”– Sarah, dog mom to Max At Mountain Botanics, we offer a range of dog shampoo bars, each lovingly created to cater to the specific needs of your pet. One of our most popular products is the Lavender, Lemongrass, and Neem Oil Pet Shampoo Bar. This bar boasts a rich blend of nourishing oils, expertly combined to feed your pet’s coat and keep it looking its best. The shampoo bar is scented with essential oils and contains a splash of neem oil, which is well-known for its ability to keep biting insects at bay.Blend these ingredients in well and pour the mixture into molds. After 24 hours, take out of the molds and cure for 3-4 weeks. Using Your PetShampoo Bar Being used to using liquid shampoos, I was sure that I would prefer a liquid soap for washing my dog. Just like with dog shampoos, there are plenty of dog conditioners on the market. I studied the ingredients of a few of them, and I honestly didn’t see much of a difference in the ingredients used. Once again, my intuition tells me that a lot of the difference is really just marketing hype. Homemade dog shampoo bars are a lot like face & body bars, but your dog’s skin and hair pH is a bit more acidic than ours so a few changes are necessary. Andadding some extra moisturizing ingredients and suds never hurts. An important tip to remember when using a dog shampoo bar is to allow the bar to drain and dry between uses. This helps to extend its lifespan and ensures you get the most out of each bar. You can do this by storing the bar on a soap dish or in a soap saver bag, both of which will allow the bar to dry out effectively. The Environmental Impact: Why Dog Shampoo Bars are the Eco-Friendly Choice

A dog’s skin is more alkaline than human skin. Their skin is said to have a pH above 7, on the alkaline side, whereas ours has a pH on the acidic side (in the 5.5 range). And for those dry and sore noses and paws we have our natural and vegan ultra deep conditioning balm. In any case, the neem oil also leaves behind a scent that will help ward of unwanted insects. Neem oil benefits in soap When fabricating “shampoo” soap bars, the soaps are normally highly superfatted to help combat some of the shortcomings of soap for hair, and help prevent some of the damage that it can cause. Even when made in that manner, I don’t think soap is ideal for making shampoo. If I feel that soap can be damaging to hair, why would I use it on my dog’s hair? Are dog shampoo bars travel-friendly?Absolutely! Their compact size and solid form make them perfect for travel. Whether you’re heading to the beach, going on a camping trip, or traveling abroad, a dog shampoo bar is a convenient and mess-free option. You won’t have to worry about leaks or spills in your luggage, and if you’re flying, you won’t have any issues with liquid restrictions. Testimonials: Pet Parents Share Their Dog Shampoo Bar ExperiencesThe conditioner, our awesome coat oil is also 100% natural, vegan and totally luxurious, silky and soooooo moisturising. Helping to protect and hydrate, all while adding shine and helping to detangle. As used by Crufts winners! It is cost-effective as you dilute it 32:1, so a little goes a long way, and it does work really well at soothing irritated skin.

Don’t just take our word for it; hear what some happy pet parents have to say about our dog shampoo bars!Rinse the animal until thoroughly wet. Lather the homemade dog shampoo into the hair and let sit for 5-10 minutes…if you can! Rinse well. Repeat if the pet is really dirty. When the weather is good, I use a kiddie swimming pool and keep the hose nearby. My dogloves cold water, but if you want it warm, you can hook the hose up to a faucet (in thelaundry room or a kitchen sink) and run it out awindow. Additional Notes Castor Oil What I would say is that it’s probably best touse a lightweight type conditioner on your dog, and one with mild ingredients, in case not all of the conditioner gets rinsed away. I was even more inclined to believe what I’ve readafter trying out various “no poo” methods of cleaning my hair. I tried everything from vinegar rinses to rinsing my hair with a mixture of water and sodium bicarbonate (aka. baking soda). It has been really warm here lately so the other day I took my dog Sadie for a ride. Five minutes into a warm car ride convinced me that she needed a bath! Homemade Dog Shampoo Basics