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WashBar Manuka Washbar Soap (80g)
A natural alternative to medicated shampoos, as well as being an easy to use general shampoo. It’s ideal for dogs with sensitive or problem skin that need more help from their shampoo. It’s also good for other pets as well – anything with skin, hair or fur that needs cleaning. And...
Regular price
$13.50
Regular price
$13.50
A natural alternative to medicated shampoos, as well as being an easy to use general shampoo. It’s ideal for dogs with sensitive or problem skin that need more help from their shampoo. It’s also good for other pets as well – anything with skin, hair or fur that needs cleaning. And yes it can be used on people – it’s popular as a shave soap, and a growing number of people use it to treat their eczema and other skin problems. If you’ve got a problem you’d normally use a medicated shampoo or an iodine wash on – try the Manuka WashBar instead, you’ll be amazed at how good it is. And it won’t discolour your pet or your hands like iodine does. With the equivalent of over 450ml of shampoo, there’s a mighty amount of goodness and cleaning in every bar.
Features
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Soothes itchy skin
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Helps with flea control
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Contains neem oil to repel fleas, ticks and other insects naturally
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Suitable for sensitive, irritated and itchy skin
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Anti-allergenic, anti-inflammatory and insecticidal properties
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Lathers effectively
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Fresh lemon scent
- Made in New Zealand
Ingredients:
Vegetable soap base, active pure essential oils of Manuka, Kanuka and Lemon Myrtle, Neem oil
Directions
Wet your animal thoroughly with water and either rub the soap directly onto their coat or lather up into a sponge and rub in. Work the soap in with a good massage – getting washed should be enjoyable. Leave the soap in for 3 – 5 minutes. If you’re washing a horse or other very large animal, you can do this by leaving the soap on one side while you work on the other. Rinse off with clean water.
If your animal has ticks, they should start falling off within 24 hours (resist the temptation to pick any off during the wash). Fleas should fall off the animal straight away.