Formulated to aid in keeping pesky insects off your dog all season long, this all-natural Soap bar is designed specifically for your pooch. Along with the Goats Milk formula, oils are added to keep your pet bite-free. The star ingredients in this dog soap are our special blend of insect repellent essential oils. Tea Tree, Lemongrass and Cedarwood are proven essential oils that keep bugs at bay and is safe for your pet.
Farmer Pete’s Insect Repellent Dog soap aids in keeping your pet free from the insects that cause them to rub, scratch, chew and bite at themselves. It soothes and heals where the skin is broken and raw, moisturises where the skin is dry, also stimulates the hair follicles to speed up hair regrowth. This natural soap lathers richly and leaves your pet’s coat clean, soft and shining, whilst keeping pests away.
Being a soap bar, it is very easy to use, just lather up your pet paying particular attention to any area's where they are irritated or constantly scratching or chewing. The soap will not sting but will soothe and moisturise the skin.
Natural Dog Soap Bars
You make sure you have the best natural products for your skin, now you can do the same for your faithful furry friend. We know that goats' milk contains alpha-hydroxy acids and is very nourishing for skin. Dogs' skin pH is 6.8; goat milk pH is 6.4-6.7 making it a perfect complement for animals. It will soften your dog’s skin and nourish their coat while helping to repel pests. It also rinses off much easier than most dog shampoos.
All Farmer Pete's natural dog soaps are made from the same base packed with nourishing goats' milk and plant-based oils. We then add an awesome blend of essential oils created just for your faithful friend. The different blends have antiseptic, anti-inflammatory and relaxing properties. The essential oils also assist with repelling insects naturally. We also add lemongrass and tea tree oil for their awesome anti fungal/bacterial properties.
Note: Do NOT use this soap on cats or rabbits. Essential oils are VERY dangerous/toxic to cats and rabbits.
How often should you bathe your pup?
Dogs don’t need baths nearly as often as humans do. If you wash them too much, their fur becomes brittle and stiff, and you increase the instances of dry skin that leads to itching, scratching, and eventually lesions.
The exception is if they get into something grimy and you have to bath them outside of their normal schedule. On the other hand, if you don’t wash them often enough, you’ll be dealing with fleas, ticks, dirt, and grime. It seeps into their pores and causes infections and illness. Most dog breeds are good with a bath every month or two– even bushy or furry dogs. In the middle of baths, you can keep your dog smelling fresh and his or her coat looking shiny and healthy just by brushing them every day and spraying them down with a Farmer Pete’s Spritz.
Perfect training treat and so easy to break it up and also an amazing food topper for dinner time, my border collie loves these especially at training time
Absolutely loved these! I have a border collie and he just devours them and loved them! Can definitely recommend that you place them into an air tight container as they can and will go bad!
