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earthbath Shed Control waterless grooming foam 8 fl oz

The earthbath Shed Control Grooming Foam is a rub-on, towel-off foam with green tea and shea butter, for cleaning the coat and helping manage shedding without a bath.

Key Features

  • 8 fl oz (237 ml) pump bottle
  • Green tea leaf extract, organic fair trade shea butter and omega-6
  • No water or rinsing needed
  • Helps lift loose hair and dander
  • For dogs over 6 weeks old

How To Use

  • Rub the foam into the coat, then towel off — no rinsing needed
  • Brush through afterwards to lift more loose hair

Good To Know

  • Avoid the eyes; rinse with clean water if any gets in
  • Heavy or patchy shedding can point to a skin or diet problem — ask your vet

Earthbath shed control waterless grooming foam green tea & awapuhi - for dog - 8oz

Waterless Grooming Foam I Green Tea & Awapuhi I Rub On, Towel Off I 8 fl oz

AED 52.50

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The earthbath Shed Control Grooming Foam is a rub-on, towel-off foam with green tea and shea butter, for cleaning the coat and helping manage shedding without a bath.

Key Features

  • 8 fl oz (237 ml) pump bottle
  • Green tea leaf extract, organic fair trade shea butter and omega-6
  • No water or rinsing needed
  • Helps lift loose hair and dander
  • For dogs over 6 weeks old

How To Use

  • Rub the foam into the coat, then towel off — no rinsing needed
  • Brush through afterwards to lift more loose hair

Good To Know

  • Avoid the eyes; rinse with clean water if any gets in
  • Heavy or patchy shedding can point to a skin or diet problem — ask your vet