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The DERMagic Anti-Dandruff Salt Scrub is a Dead Sea salt scrub from Mendota Pet that you massage into a wet coat to lift flakes and dandruff before shampooing.

Key Features

  • 8 oz (227 g) tub
  • Dead Sea salts with organic whole-leaf aloe vera, vitamin E and rosemary essential oil, according to Mendota Pet
  • Gently exfoliates to help lift dry flakes
  • Use before your usual shampoo and conditioner

How To Use

  • Massage into a wet coat, working from the tail towards the head along the spine
  • Rinse thoroughly, then shampoo and condition

Good To Know

  • Don't use on broken, raw or sore skin — salt will sting
  • Keep away from the eyes
  • Ongoing dandruff can have an underlying cause; ask your vet if it doesn't improve

Dermagic anti-dandruff salt scrub - for dog - 8oz

Dead Sea Salt Scrub I Flaky, Dry Skin I Aloe Vera & Rosemary I 8 oz

AED 70.00

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The DERMagic Anti-Dandruff Salt Scrub is a Dead Sea salt scrub from Mendota Pet that you massage into a wet coat to lift flakes and dandruff before shampooing.

Key Features

  • 8 oz (227 g) tub
  • Dead Sea salts with organic whole-leaf aloe vera, vitamin E and rosemary essential oil, according to Mendota Pet
  • Gently exfoliates to help lift dry flakes
  • Use before your usual shampoo and conditioner

How To Use

  • Massage into a wet coat, working from the tail towards the head along the spine
  • Rinse thoroughly, then shampoo and condition

Good To Know

  • Don't use on broken, raw or sore skin — salt will sting
  • Keep away from the eyes
  • Ongoing dandruff can have an underlying cause; ask your vet if it doesn't improve