Ticks, itching, and that smell. Handle all three in one bath.
Chemical tick shampoos work — and leave the coat dry and stripped. This one doesn’t make you choose.
| Ingredient | What it does |
|---|---|
| Neem extract | Naturally helps repel ticks, fleas and parasites with antibacterial properties |
| Aloe vera extract | Deeply hydrates and soothes the skin |
| Green apple extract | Cleanses the coat and leaves it feeling fresh |
Free from: parabens, harsh chemicals. Lick-safe.
Suitable for dogs and cats of all breeds and coat types. Especially beneficial for pets with sensitive or itchy skin, long or tangle-prone coats, outdoor and street-walking dogs, and homes in tick-heavy seasons.
It helps repel and deter ticks, but embedded ticks must be removed physically. For an active infestation, speak to your vet — a shampoo alone is not a treatment.
Every 2–3 weeks is a good rhythm, or as needed for tick-prone coats. Bathing too often can dry out the skin, whatever shampoo you use.
Yes — it’s paraben-free and lick-safe, which matters a lot with cats since they groom immediately after.
For general cleaning, a shorter wash is fine. But for tick-prone areas, the 5–10 minute soak lets the neem work properly — it’s worth the wait.
Yes, from around 8 weeks. Rinse thoroughly and dry them properly afterwards.