Protein-Lanolin Enriched Dog/Cat Conditioning Shampoo: Bio-groom Flea & Tick Protection, with 5 Size Options Review

AWESOME! I have worked for SPCA for many years and we only use Bio-Groom products. Now we have our own farm, we have many dogs, cats and many other animals that this shampoo is suitable for. We also use Bio-Grooms Flea and Tick Pyrethrin Dip http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0002ASSDY?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_search_detailpage You don't need anything else with either product.

This is a great product. My handler recommended this product to us. Works as advertised, read instructions. Bathing Labrador Retrievers is rare. If your dog has some kind of fleas or ticks and you need to wash them, his coat usually doesn't look good when you wash away all the oils. This product made my black lab coat very shiny and also killed fleas. We now have a flea problem as we have switched to a new pill every three months.

We have been using Biogroom dog shampoo for 30 years. This is by far the best on the market. We particularly like the Lanolin Shampoo Conditioner. However, during flea season, the flea formula is also very good. It doesn't smell as good as a regular lanolin formula, but it's still nice without the perfume. Your dog's coat will be shiny and very silky. The Maltese may need an extra oil conditioner but this is the shampoo we have used on our German Shepherds, Cavaliers, French Bulldogs and…

Our cat doesn't have a major flea problem although she loves being outside. I get a few of these from using my flea comb every night. After a few days, the bugs fall off, but the number is significantly reduced. The pesticide in this product was used in products in the 1970's and breaks down in a cat's stomach, so watching him preening himself doesn't worry me that I'm poisoning him. If we used it every week we would certainly find fewer bugs. In addition, our cat is affectionate and never…

When we discovered fleas on our herding dog we wanted to try milder products between treatments with Frontline. We gave him a few baths before this product arrived and honestly I don't think this product killed any more fleas than his regular shampoo. After drying him thoroughly with this product so that his whole body was covered in foam, we rinsed and dried him, vacuumed all the carpets he uses, vacuumed his bed, blankets, etc. After drying him, we always found fleas still alive under his…

I love this stuff and having arthritis I love the pump. I use this and other shampoos on my dogs, it gets rid of fleas, I would also recommend food grade diatomaceous earth which is also sold here. You can read the reviews there, it's used for many things, I've also put it in dry dog and cat food to keep them from deworming. You can apply it to the dog's coat, which is what I did. You can also spread it around your garden to get rid of all sorts of insects, but when it gets wet it becomes…

ingredients listed for this product: pyrethrin: 0.045 percent and lanolin. Nowhere in the product description does it say it contains piperonyl butoxide, which I've read can be toxic to both cats and pregnant women. Well I brought this product because it's supposed to be safe for cats but now I'm not sure I want to use it on my cats so I just spent about £9.00 on something I'll probably throw away . Perhaps this chemical could be considered 'safe' in certain amounts, but I won't take that risk.

I love this thing and because I have arthritis the pump is perfect for me. I use this and other shampoos for my dogs, it helps get rid of fleas, I also recommend edible diatomaceous earth, which is also sold here. You can read the reviews there, it's used for many things, I've also put it in dry dog and cat food to keep them from getting worms. You can apply it to the dog's coat, which is what I did. You can also spread it around your garden to get rid of all sorts of insects, but when it gets…

Our St. Bernard decided to give way to a whole colony of fleas without even asking us first! What a nightmare, but probably more for him than for us. Regular dog shampoo and even plain dish soap didn't help as the fleas were swimming in the soapy water. I was having a hard enough time keeping my poor dog in the tub and didn't have enough hands to control the little swimmers who would try to escape to live another day. This shampoo killed those fleas when they came in contact with the suds/soapy

The listed ingredients of this product are Pyrethrin: 0.045% and Lanolin. Nowhere in the product description does it say it contains piperonyl butoxide, which I've read can be toxic to both cats and pregnant women. Well I brought this product because it was supposed to be safe for cats but now I'm not sure I want to use it on my cats so I just spent about £9.00 on something I'll probably end up with will throw away. Perhaps this chemical can be classified as "safe" in certain amounts, but I'm…