What is the 1-800-PetMeds Oatmeal & Aloe Vera Shampoo and Conditioner Combo Pack?
This Combo Pack contains one 18-ounce bottle of 1-800-PetMeds Oatmeal and Aloe Vera Shampoo and one 18-ounce bottle of 1-800-PetMeds Oatmeal and Aloe Vera Conditioner. The combination gently cleans as it heals and re-moisturizes dry and irritated skin. Both made in the USA.
For: Cats (over 12 weeks of age) Dogs (over 12 weeks of age)
Benefits:
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Will not wash away flea and tick treatments
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Combo Pack allows you to save money
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No reported side effects
How it works: Oatmeal is used to moisturize skin and stop itching. Aloe Vera is used to soothe skin and promote healing.
Cautions: For topical use only. Avoid contact with eyes.
Directions:
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1-800-PetMeds Oatmeal & Aloe Vera Shampoo and Conditioner (Combo Pack) will not wash away flea and tick treatments.
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Safe for dogs, puppies, cats, and kittens 12 weeks of age or older.
Tip: Shampoo your pet once a week or as often as recommended by your veterinarian.
Dosage:
Pet
Weight
Dosage
Dogs/Cats (over 12 weeks old):
All weights
For topical use only. Thoroughly wet your pet’s coat with warm water. Shake bottle of shampoo well and massage small amounts of the shampoo into the coat while continuously adding water. Continue until a generous lather is formed. Rinse well. After shampooing, apply conditioner and massage deep into coat and skin. Rinse well.
Horses:
Storage: Store this product in closed container in a cool, dry place.
I just received the shampoo/conditioner combo pack today and I gave my poor cat a bath with e the oatmeal & aloe to ease the allergies the flea bites gave him. I was amazed this worked instantly he hasn't scratched or chewed off his fur. I has been a few weeks since I have seen him this calm. The vet I took him to said to give the cat antihistamine only 2mg 2 times a day (mind you this is antihistamine for people). The anti histamine wasn't working so I had ordered this since I can't stand my cat in misery. I give this a five star and 100%. I declared war on the flea invasion and i am winning.
I have used this shampoo for many years. I, first of all, love how it smells. It cleans my dogs very well and helps with their dry skin. A great product!!
I purchased the combo set originally for my Yorkie who was sprayed 3 times in as many months. She has yet to learn that Skunks are NOT playmates. After several treatments of tomato juice or the best one so far, the peroxide, baking soda and dawn liquid she still smelled skunky. I finally had to have her shaved and now that her hair is growing back I used the oatmeal/aloe vera combo. I can't tell you how great a job it does on her skin and hair. Truly a great product. When I get the courage up to try giving Nuisance a bath (you know how cats hate water) I am going to use this on her.
Our Sheltie loves to play outdooors. She especially loves to dig in the dirt. So she comes in quite dirty for such a "Precious" dog. This shampoo works wonderful to wash her paws or bathe her. She smells so good, and her paws are so white and clean. At least until her next adventure outside.
My doodle has some allergy concerns, so I have to be careful about what is in the shampoo. I thought I would take a chance on this with all the great reviews. I was not disappointed. Her coat is so silky and any little mats under her arms, etc. combed right out after I used the conditioner with it. She smells fresh and no itching afterwards. The pull top on the bottle makes it easy to use.
How do I get rid of the fleas, I've tryed everthing!
4 months, 1 week ago
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Anonymous
- Eatonton Ga
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bomb the house twice in a week and give your pet a flea bath.i use sentry all natural flea repellent and capstar pills to kill the fleas that are on him and the oatmeal bath to sooth the ichiness on his skin...the chemical topical flea meds give my boy seizures
If you are looking for a flea shampoo, you can try our Be Flea Free shampoo which contains natural ingredients that kill and repel fleas and mosquitoes on contact: http://www.1800petmeds.com/Be+Flea+Free+Shampoo-prod11066.html
Here is a link to all of the products we carry for flea control: http://www.1800petmeds.com/Flea+and+Tick-cat10.html
My 1 1/2 year old dog, has been scratching non stop for a while. It is not flees. She seems to scratch her legs more, like the elbow area. I used this shampoo and conditioner and it helpd for a few days. Should i give her another bath or is there something else i can do?
You can certainly give her another bath but you need to find the cause of the itching. If you ruled out fleas, it may due to an allergy of some sort. You may need to consult your veterinarian.
Hi Penny, great question. Sorry to hear about your itchy Springer Spaniel. It's great that you're bathing her with a great shampoo and conditioner. I recommend that you try our Be Soothed, a Tea Tree oil spray that relieves itching. This would be ideal for when she is itchy between shampoos. http://www.1800petmeds.com/Be+Soothed.+Tea+Tree+Oil+Skin+Relief-prod10989.html
the shamoo i bought for snoopy an bof works great but snoopy is 16 years old an is now developeing worm an bof an snoopy both have them i put them on med but almost lot both o the from seizers can u recommend something
Chloe, "black skin disease" is not actually a specific disease, but rather a term used for hair loss in dogs accompanied by darkening of the skin. It is more common in male dogs and certain dog breeds, but it can affect dogs of any age, breed or gender. If your dog is exhibiting symptoms of black skin disease, it is always best to check with your vet. In some cases, the condition can go away without medication. However, your vet will establish whether medication is needed. The drugs prescribed will depend on the possible cause of the condition.
what do you have for allergies. Not in shampoos in pill form. that I can give' Lil Bit. He is part Italian Greyhound and part chuahua. He also has the sinus grunts alot. (If that makes sense). Can i give him a small amount of a human allergy pill?
thank you, Dana
1 year, 10 months ago
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lil bit
- altamonte Springs, FL
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I have Westies and they are prone to skin problems. My vet recommended that I give one of "my boys" a childrens Benedril. But ALWAYS check with your vet first. Also, I have also switched dog foods. I now only buy Blue with chiccken. The last time to the vet, I was told that my youngest had "beautiful skin" Enough said.
1 year, 3 months ago
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- pa.
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Try changing your pet food to a natural food with no wheat or chicken by products. Worked wonders for my pets
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