Dog Shampoo

Follow the directions on your chosen bottle, including any dilution and rinsing instructions. Check the product page before use and avoid contact with your dog's eyes and mouth.

There is no single schedule for every dog. Coat type, lifestyle and the product instructions all matter. Read our guide to washing frequency by coat type to help plan your grooming routine.

Compare the fragrance, ingredients and directions on each product page. If your dog has known ingredient sensitivities, check the full ingredient list before choosing.

Yes. Both shampoos are suitable for puppies from 6 weeks old. Use lukewarm water, keep the lather away from eyes and ears, rinse thoroughly and dry your puppy well so they don't get chilly. Our guide to giving your puppy their first bath walks you through it step by step.

Both shampoos are hypoallergenic and contain a prebiotic complex, so they are made to be gentle on sensitive, itch-prone skin. They are grooming products rather than treatments, so if your dog is persistently itchy, red or losing fur, please speak to your vet. Our piece on why Frenchies are basically tiny dermatology patients covers sensitive-skin care in more detail.

A rinse-off shampoo is used for a full bath. Our waterless dry dog shampoo foam is for refreshing the coat between baths without rinsing. Choose the product that suits the clean-up you need.

Not as a regular thing. Dog skin has a different pH to ours, so human shampoo can upset its natural balance. We explain more in can I use human shampoo on my dog?