Your dog’s coat and skin condition is a direct reflection of its inner health, which is why if you want your dog to shine like 'Yogi' - Hilary and Tony's brown Dobermann here, you can do your part by feeding a fresh varied diet to ensure healthy coat growth and skin condition and give plenty of regular exercise which will not only keep your dog fit and active, but will also promote a good circulation which is vital for stimulating and maintaining a healthy coat and skin. Finally, by regularly grooming your dog you will further stimulate the blood supply to the area, encouraging the removal of dead skin and hair and ensuring the coat stays in the very best condition
Unfortunately there will be times when, despite your very best efforts, your pet’s coat may become scurfy, dull, smelly, irritated, sore or damaged as a result of allergens, minor wounds, abrasions, biting insects or ill health. We can help you ensure your dog’s coat and skin is maintained in prime condition all year round.
Our range of canine herbal supplements, cooling and soothing lotions, anti–bacterial and anti–fungal creams, colour enhancing and medicated shampoos are all designed to help you support and maintain your dog’s coat and skin in prime condition whatever the season.
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Coal Tar, Neem & Tea Tree Shampoo
A medicated, anti-bacterial, antifungal, & cleansing shampoo
A medicated shampoo with antibacterial and antifungal properties containing tea tree, neem and coal tar. These three classic ingredients combine to produce a pleasant smelling, cooling and cleansing lather. Ideal for horses or dogs with dull, dry, coats or scurfy skin. We recommend its use in conjunction with our product Top Coat to help maintain your animal’s coat in prime condition whatever the season.
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