Cat Shampoo & Conditioner - Ideal For All Cats Skin Calms & Soothes Itchy Sensitive Skin - Conditions Hair & Removes Odours - A Natural Remover Of Flea And Ticks, White

Lovely to use and has helped with cats skin

My cat doesn't really like being held and hates baths or any kind of water on her but this shampoo conditioner has made her much happier to be washed and then in turn she is much happier in herself as she is more relaxed and less stressed being clean.I think it's made of avocado but check, it's definitely more natural than the previous one we used. Great value for money and smells a light fragrance, also much better than the previous one we had used. I only use a small amount and can wash her all over with ease.

It did the trick! 👍🏾. And helped my cat's fur grow back after her shedding due to a flea infestation and distress/anxiety from it. Great addition to flea treatment you do.It got rid of her irritations and any remaining critters.The only thing that I wasn't a fan of was the odour think It's avocado (wish it had more of a stronger coconut scent and adding something that smells like coconut & baby powder like have for a no rinse spray shampoo and conditioner for my dog as well). My only con really...It's easy to rinse out. And you can tell it's not harming the cat when you're lover in it and it calms her down.More pros than cons.You want something that says your pet and helps with skin irritation and repells fleas as well as standard treatments.

Don't normally give anything a 5* rating , however this product deserves it.One our cats over grooms he had made his skin sore and itchy,when bathed yesterday his skin felt so much better and today he's chilled out boy, unheard off.skin is not red and his not constantly scratching.Also bathed my uncles cat this morning,HEAVY flea burden could see them running a whole herd of them, shampoo killed them all,cat happy.Would recommend this product 100% well worth the money

Very thin viscosity and the lid is not a useful type for easy dispensing. I highly recommend pouring this out into a dish before use because it's very easy to spill.On the plus side it did leave my Persian cat's fur lovely, clean and soft, and without being perfumed.

I bought this product and it arrived on the 23rd November. This. Was. Amazing.The way I made it work for me… I’m not sure if it’ll work normally because I didn’t do it that way but—Short Version:1. Set the bath so it reached my cats leg2. 2-3 layers of the shampoo around neck (prevent fleas from running up) & put a good amount for the bath3. Washed him like normal with the flea shampoo using a pet bath brush thingy4. Rinsed it off with the shower head, then raised the bath to neck level (found out fleas can hide in their “hydrophobic” fur).— Fleas have adapted to survive in water so it takes longer for them to drown.5. Washed him again with a bit more of the shampoo, massaging his fur underneath the water (poor baby).6. Drained the bath and washed everything out of his fur.7. From there I saw 3 fleas dead/unresponsive below his tummy.Honestly for the price I don’t care, it’s literally a one time thing… Not really meant to be washing your cat anyways. (Half of bottle used).UPDATE: Took him to the vet and got those flea stuff, haven’t seen a flea since then. KEEP DISINFECTING HOUSE just in caseLong version:Before putting my cat in the now ready WARM flea KILLING bath, I put a 2-3 protective layers of this flea shampoo around his neck so the fleas wouldn’t jump up or crawl towards his head— basically until his coat looked a bit spiky.1. I set the bath high enough so it covered their legs, before pouring the shampoo on the cat’s body & in the bath. I used a soft pet bath brush to make the shampoo foam (I didn’t do a circular motion) on his coat— brushing up and down (I didn’t do circular) against my cat’s coat EVERYWHERE! (I haven’t touched the head yet).2. After rinsing off the shampoo off his coat with the bath water (not the shower head or normal water), I filled up the bath enough for it to submerge my cat in water just below the neck (and yes I didn’t change the water because why would I).Pouring in how much I felt like was good enough into the bath— I poured a lot like the bottle is technically almost half way finished. So I’d pretty much say I used half (IN TOTAL at the end).3. I’d repeat what I did in no.1 and pour shampoo on him. I praised my cat a lot but I don’t think that really changed anything… Once I massaged my cats fur with the shampoo and the bath water, you wanna actually push your cat down to the point where you HAVE to hold their head up with your hand to support them.Because the cats fur is you know, hydrophobic kinda, you wanna submerge their entire body inside the water so the fleas can’t escape inside their hydrophobic coat. Meaning, they’re in direct contact with the shampoo water.Once I’ve ducked him in for like.. 3-4 times, I drained the water back down to his legs and put thin line of shampoo on his back because I knew I already used too much. After I did that, I drained all the water out and used the shower head to wash all the shampoo out.After taking him out, I pat dried him with a towel then picked him up like a baby so his belly was showing and saw three DEAD adult fleas stuck inside his wet shampood coat.After he dried off I saw another dead flea that fell off his coat in my living room on the floor. He hasn’t been itching ever since he’s had his flea bath with this product.PLEASE NOTE: From what I’ve got from online, fleas don’t drown in water, unless they’re killed due to the temp of the water (you may wanna google what I mean) or if it’s been tampered with a solution like this one.Also, I have been spraying him with some flea & tick spray but only around his neck… so I doubt that had anything to do with the fleas around his belly/crotch area.Hope this review helped!

My cat was full of scabs and a bigger infestation of fleas than I thought. I decided that it was time to give her a bath and I found this shampoo that said it helps with itchiness and would get rid of the scabs too. Well, I have to say that besides doing that it also kills the fleas. I had never seen so many fleas in my life, it seemed all of them were jumping ship! not only that but also after the bath she kept dropping fleas but all dead. Whereas before she wouldn't have a moment of rest just scratching herself, now she is relaxed and it seems that she is thankful, as she does not leave my side, even that the bath took a while as I shampooed her twice. It works!!! Unrelated, but also with regards to fleas, I also found out that Raid spiders and crawlers kills fleas in no time. I've sprayed all the floors with it and left it to dry (about 30 min). Left the house with her by her leash for a walk, and when I returned fleas were dead. I then hoover it all. I'm going to keep an eye on it and repeat if necessary. But it works!!! Hope this review helps anyone in a similar situation.

Good but my kittens almost killed me