PAW By Blackmores NutriDerm Gentle Medicated Shampoo For Cats & Dogs - 200ml & 500ml
PAW By Blackmores NutriDerm Replenishing Shampoo is veterinary formulated to soothe and treat skin irritation and inflammation in cats and dogs.

It contains colloidal oatmeal, with nutrients including rosehip oil and vitamin B5 to hydrate the skin and maintain the natural skin barrier function.

Hypoallergenic, sulphate-free and soap-free, it gently cleanses the skin and hair, without stripping natural oils.

Features:

Hypoallergenic shampoo for cats and dogs
Contains colloidal oatmeal, rosehip oil and vitamin B5
For best results, use in conjunction with PAW By Blackmores NutriDerm Replenishing Conditioner
Free from sulphate, soap and artificial fragrances
Suitable for sensitive skin
The unique formulation of PAW By Blackmores NutriDerm Replenishing Shampoo is pH balanced and recommended for pets with normal, dry and itchy skin.

Combined with pawDerm sulfate-free technology, it provides symptomatic relief for:

Skin inflammation
Skin irritation
Pruritus (itchiness)
PAW By Blackmores NutriDerm Replenishing Shampoo
Ingredients

Purified water, surfactants, glycerinn (vegetable), oat kernel flour, stearyl citrate, carrageenan, glucose, emollient, sorbitol, panthenol, sodium gluconate, sodium citrate, sodium hyaluronate, sodium hydroxymethyglycinate, rosa canina seed extrate.

Important

For animal treatment only.
Directions For Use

Wet your pet's coat thoroughly with clean, warm water.
Apply at least 20ml of the shampoo along the backline of your pet.
Work the shampoo into a good lather over the entire body, taking care to avoid the eyes and inside the ears.
Rinse off and towel dry your pet thoroughly.
Benefits of Bathing Cats and Dogs

Regular bathing is an important part of pet care.

While pet owners should avoid excessive bathing, the benefits of bathing can include:

Removes dirt, fungus and odours
Keeps the coat clean
Reduces shedding
Bathing can also help to prevent and treat many health conditions, ranging from bacterial, fungal or yeast infections to certain parasites.

For pets with pre-existing health conditions, always follow the advice of your veterinarian.