Doggo Bath Salt

1. Prepare your doggo's bath by gathering the necessary supplies such as brush, cup, bath bomb and towel.

2.Prior to soaking, thoroughly brush their fur to eliminate loose hair. This not only facilitates better water penetration through their coat to the skin but also minimizes cleanup efforts afterward.

3. Fill the bathtub with water, ensuring it is at a comfortable temperature for your doggo. Some pets dislike bath time due to water that is either too hot or too cold.

4.Drop in the bath bomb and let it dissolve.

5. Place your furkid gently in the tub. Use a cup to pour water over your him/her, and part the hair to make sure the essential-oil diffused water reaches all parts of their fur.

6. Drain the tub, dry your doggo, and remove them from the tub! Your fdoggo will be smelling great and feeling relaxed.

1. Prepare your dog's bath by gathering the necessary supplies such as brush, cup, bath salt and towel.

2.Prior to soaking, thoroughly brush their fur to eliminate loose hair. This not only facilitates better water penetration through their coat to the skin but also minimizes cleanup efforts afterward.

3. Fill the bathtub with water, ensuring it is at a comfortable temperature for your dog. Some dogs dislike bath time due to water that is either too hot or too cold.

4.Add 2-5 scoops for small to medium sized dogs, and 6-8 scoops for large sized dogs.

5. Place your dog gently in the tub. Use a cup to pour water over your dog, and part the hair to make sure the essential-oil diffused water reaches all parts of their fur.

6. Drain the tub, dry your dog, and remove them from the tub! Your dog will be smelling great and feeling relaxed.

Absolutely! To create the ultimate spa-like experience, feel free to use our bath salts and bath bombs together. However, if you decide to mix them with products from other brands, be sure to check the ingredients before using.

The frequency of use depends on the product and your dog's needs. Overusing bath bombs might strip natural oils from the skin.

No, it's not recommended. Dog bath bombs are formulated with pet-friendly ingredients, considering their unique skin and coat requirements. The quantity of essential oils are also carefully diluted with carrier oils for a safe dosage.

While the ingredients are non-toxic, it's best to prevent your dog from ingesting the water. If accidental ingestion occurs, monitor your dog for any adverse reactions and contact your vet if needed.

Store them in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Ensure they are kept in a sealed container or the original packaging to maintain their effectiveness.