Durvet Citronella Horse Shampoo, 32-fl oz bottle
In a Nutshell
- Effective cleaner with a pleasant smell
- Bug repellent properties are disappointing
- Case by case but worth a try
Quick Verdict
Durvet Citronella Horse Shampoo works well for cleaning but doesn't offer strong bug repellant properties as advertised.
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Pros & Cons
Pros
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Shine and smell (2)
The shampoo leaves a beautiful shine and pleasant smell.
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Natural ingredients (2)
The shampoo is made from all-natural ingredients.
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Good effectiveness (1)
The shampoo is mentioned effective but a bit greasy.
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All Natural bug repellent (1)
Better than chemicals
Cons
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Ineffective bug repellent (2) major
The shampoo lacks effective bug repellent properties.
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Greasy feel (1) minor
The shampoo has a greasy feel that users didn't like.
Who Is This For?
✓ Best For
- • Horse owners — Those looking for a natural, effective cleaner for their horses.
✗ Skip If
- • Those needing strong bug repellent — The shampoo doesn't offer effective bug repellent properties as advertised.
- • Sensitive skin pets — The shampoo could have a greasy feel
Durability & Care
Cleaning Methods
Floor Compatibility
Rating Distribution
Common Questions
Is this shampoo effective for bug repellent?
Not according to user reviews, most users found it limited in its efficiency to repel insects.
Does it leave a greasy feel?
Yes, some users mentioned a greasy feel.
Highlighted Reviews
"Smells good and leaves a beautiful shine to the coat"
"Zero noticeable bug repellant properties. It kind of has a greasy feel on my hands but does not do a good job moisturizing my horses coat. The reason I bought this was so that the citronella would allow me to use a little less fly spray, but it seems all I got was a pretty subpar quality horse shamp..."
Bottom Line
Good for a basic clean, but consider alternatives for bug repellent properties.