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Posh Pooch

Flea Shampoo For Dogs & Puppies - 500ml Natural Fast Acting Shampoo

£11.99 GBP
£11.99 GBP
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  • Flea & Tick Shampoo: There's nothing more annoying for your furry friends than ticks, fleas, and other insects, pests and parasites, but don't worry; that's what we are here for. Our Posh Pooch Flea & Tick dog shampoo will get your pets rid of infections quickly and efficiently! The Tea Tree & Aloe Vera Shampoo: Our naturally derived shampoo effectively washes out the most toughest of fleas, ticks, harvest mites and other blood sucking insects.
  • Posh Pooch Tea Tree & Aloe Shampoo is a unique cruelty free naturally derived formula has anti properties to help heal wounds causes by bites as well as giving the skin and coat essential vitamins and mineral thanks to the infused aloe vera.Natural Aloe Vera Infused : contains vitamins A, C, and E

  • 15:1 Flea Shampoo : For maximum strength against fleas and ticks Dilute the shampoo 15:1 adding 1 part shampoo (30ml) to 15 parts (450ml) water in a jug or mixing bottle, this shampoo will quickly and effectively take care of all your pets' flea and tick issues, and leave their skin and coat healthy and refreshed.

  • Formulated for dogs & puppies over 12 weeks – Natural Flea and Tick dog shampoo is specifically formulated for dogs 12 weeks and older. The pH balanced treatment is ideal for your dog’s sensitive skin. Due to the active oil ingredients.

  • Natural Tea Tree Oil Shampoo has been specially developed using tea tree oil which is a traditional antiseptic that will soothe and calm any minor skin irritations, leaving your pet looking and feeling great.

  • FLEAS: Fleas are insects that can start your pet scratching with one bite. They have exceptional jumping skills, leaping vertically up to seven inches to hop on a host to feed and lay their eggs — up to 5,000 flea eggs in a female’s lifetime.

  • TICKS: Ticks are parasites that belong to the arachnid family (like spiders and mites) and live in wooded or grassy areas where they attach themselves to pets walking by. Female ticks find hosts to feed, mate and lay eggs upon, while the males generally occupy hosts for mating purposes.