Hownd Got An Itch? Conditioning Dog Shampoo
Effectively reduces dog itch!
The ECOS Hypoallergenic Dog Shampoo is generally well-received for its lavender and oatmeal scent. However
Potential health risks from phenoxyethanol
Prevention: Avoid using around the dog's face and be cautious with ingestion or inhalation.
The lavender and oatmeal scent is well-received by users.
The shampoo lathers well, making it easy to use.
Effective at cleaning and conditioning the dog's coat.
The shampoo is not tear-free, which affects its use around the dog's face.
Concerns about the ingredient phenoxyethanol, which can be harmful if ingested, inhaled, or absorbed through the skin.
Tip: Replacement of this phenoxyethanol with another preservative that is safer might be the way to go
Factors: Usage frequency, Storage conditions, Phenoxyethanol content
No, it is not tear-free and should be avoided around the dog's face.
The presence of phenoxyethanol raises health concerns, especially for nursing mothers or infants.
The exact lifespan is not specified, but users mention that a little goes a long way. It works good naturally.
"This lavender and oatmeal shampoo is nice. A little goes a long way for a small dog. It lathers well, it smells good and non irritating to the dog. However it is not a tear free shampoo so I donβt use it on his face. Itβs a nice size bottle I would buy it again."
"From the internet: Used as an anti-baterial in cosmetics and stabilizer in perfumes, phenoxyethanol is actually very harmful. It is harmful if swallowed, inhaled or absorbed through skin, especially to nursing mothers or infants. Phenoxyethanol can have an effect on the brain and the central nervou..."
As it is, the shampoo is efficient in doing the actual clean and softening of the coat but I cannot advice usage untill replacement of phenol pesticides is guaranteed