Burt's Bees Apple & Rosemary Deodorizing Dog Shampoo
In a Nutshell
- Adequate cleaner but falls short on deodorizing.
- Light, pleasant scent that is not overpowering.
- Watery consistency is a common complaint.
Quick Verdict
The Burt's Bees Apple & Rosemary Deodorizing Dog Shampoo has a mixed reception. While some users praise its pleasant smell and efficacy on stinky dogs, others find it ineffective in deodorizing and too watery. It's generally easy to use and leaves the coat soft, but the lack of a strong scent and watery consistency are common complaints. It may be a good choice for dogs with sensitive noses but not for those needing strong deodorizing.
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Pros & Cons
Pros
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Pleasant scent (3)
Its scent is light and pleasant without being overpowering.
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For sensitive noses (2)
It's suitable for dogs with sensitive noses because it does not have a strong fragrance.
Cons
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Lack of Deodorizing (5) major
Many users report that it does not deodorize well.
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Watery Consistency (4) major
The shampoo is described as very runny and watery.
Who Is This For?
✓ Best For
- • dog owners with sensitive-nosed pets — light, pleasant scent that is not overpowering
✗ Skip If
- • those needing strong deodorizing — ineffective in removing strong odors
- • owners looking for a thick, creamy shampoo — watery consistency
Durability & Care
Factors: consumption based on pet size and frequency of use
Cleaning Methods
Care Tips from Users
- 💡 use sparingly due to watery consistency, adjust application as needed
Floor Compatibility
Rating Distribution
Common Questions
Does this shampoo have a strong scent?
No, it has a light, non-overpowering scent.
Is it effective in removing strong odors?
Many users report that it is not effective in deodorizing.
What is the consistency of the shampoo?
It is watery and runny.
Can it be used on dogs with sensitive noses?
Yes, it is suitable for dogs with sensitive noses.
Highlighted Reviews
"This left a light pleasant scent on his coat that is not overpowering for the sensitive noses of dogs."
"There is no scent. How can that be deodorizing? It’s also watery compared to most other shampoos I’ve used. I might as well just sprayed my dog with water. The shampoo has no odor and very little lather and I used almost half a bottle on a 60-pound dog and she smells exactly the same as she did ..."
Bottom Line
The Burt's Bees Apple & Rosemary Deodorizing Dog Shampoo is a decent option for those looking for a mild, non-overpowering shampoo. However, its lack of deodorizing capability and watery consistency may not meet the needs of all users. It is a good choice for dogs with sensitive noses but not for those needing strong deodorizing.