Meet Eric…
If you've met Eric before, you'll know he's our resident diva, professional troublemaker and Chief Product Tester here at House of Filthy Animal.
This week we decided to film a demonstration of our Dry Foaming Shampoo.
Everything was going brilliantly.
His coat looked incredible.
He smelt amazing.
He was looking every inch the luxury Pomeranian…
...until the final few seconds.
Let's just say no amount of grooming can prevent a perfectly timed trump. 💨🤣
🎥 Watch Eric's hilarious grooming demonstration on Instagram (keep the volume on until the end!).
https://www.instagram.com/reel/Da3CRNTogRW/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link&igsh=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==
Keeping your dog fresh between grooms
Professional grooming is fantastic, but most dogs don't need a full bath every week.
In fact, over-bathing can strip away the skin's natural oils, leaving some dogs with dry, irritated skin.
Instead, a few simple habits can help keep your dog looking and smelling their best between grooming appointments.
1. Brush little and often
Regular brushing removes loose hair, dirt and tangles while distributing the coat's natural oils.
2. Freshen up with a dry foaming shampoo
Perfect for muddy paws, unexpected visitors or when your dog smells a little "doggy" but doesn't need a full bath.
3. Finish with a grooming spray
A quick spritz keeps coats smelling fresh after walks while leaving them beautifully soft.
4. Look after the skin too
Healthy coats start with healthy skin.
That's why our grooming range contains prebiotics, helping to support the skin's natural microbiome rather than simply masking odours.
Eric's verdict
The Dry Foaming Shampoo?
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
The smell?
Excellent.
The fluffiness?
Outstanding.
The timing of his on-camera fart?
Impeccable.
Some things are simply beyond our control.
