Organic Oatmeal Dog Shampoo with Lavender and Aloe

Catch
Dog. Shake bottle to blend ingredients. Wet your 4-Legger with warm
water from head to the end of their tail. Apply 4-Legger to the palm of
your hand and apply to your pet.

While the consistency is thin,
you will find that you need only a small amount to cover your dog and
that it lathers quite well!  To increase suds, use more water - not
shampoo.

Gently massage 4-Legger deep into your pet's coat. Rinse thoroughly until water runs clear.

A few tips if you are new to organic dog shampoo:

Your dog will likely go through a perfectly normal transition period. Don't worry - we've documented what you can expect - click here to read!  To increase the lather, use more water - not shampoo.Consider adding one of our foamer bottles to
your order!  It will help you manage the thin consistency by infusing
air into the shampoo, as well as keep you from using more than is needed
to wash your dog.  

Note:  Use care around your pet's eyes. To wash your pet's face - use a wash cloth.

The simple answer is all the bad stuff you find in traditional dog shampoo!

4-Legger is committed to clean ingredients so you won't find any synthetic chemicals in our dog shampoo!

Check out our deep dive ingredient blog or read about our commitment to you to learn more about the ingredients you'll never find in any 4-Legger product!

Yes! This formulation is hypoallergenic.

Hypoallergenic dog shampoo means it is unlikely to cause a skin reaction and safe to use on dog's (or their humans) who have very sensitive skin.

Check out all of our hypoallergenic formulations here.

We know it doesn't *sound* very natural but oatmeal glycerite is the name of the ingredient and the extraction process. It really is the best way to get the oatmeal out of the oat kernel!

When saponifying oils one of the natural products of saponification is glycerine from the fats in the oil. It is what makes our shampoo so exceptional.

Once you
have the glycerine, you mix it with the heads of the oatmeal plant
(which has the oat milk). After mixing and filtering to remove all of
the plant parts, the result is “oatmeal glycerite” or oatmeal naturally
extracted in glycerine.

This process is the most natural way to
get the oat milk out of the plant without breaking it into a synthetic
ingredient and allows it to retain all of its natural properties to
moisturize, etc.