can this be used in adult dog bath and how much?
279807
I'm not sure, but you could contact Natural Ginesis or go to www.naturalginesis.com. They may have more detailed informatio on their website.
279808
I never used it to wash my dogs. I only used it in my laundry, cleaning the house and bed bug prevention. It says its non-toxic but I wouldn't bathe my dog in it.
279809
I'm not sure about pets? But I have used it in my showers. It is very gentle and I like the way it leaves me and the shower smelling fresh. I would dilute it according to your dog's size. About the same as laundrly. 2 Oz to a full load of wash. In the shower I use about 2 - 3 drops on my poof.
1887206
this is one of the best cleaners around and above all it is not harmful to pets. if the tub is especially stained i put some cleanser on the stain and then spray or pour some simple green on it. if you have animals that spray or cause an oder you can wash it with simple green.
227166
I now recommend Kleen Green, made by Natural Ginesis. It is more expensive, but smells better, and in my opinion works better, on anything you might have. Will not hurt pets, or plants. So safe you can bath in it, although if you do it dries out your hair :). If Amazon doesn't carry it, you can go to naturalginesis.com, shipping is fast. Get the gallon, as I said expensive, but you'll be glad you did. Works on anything, as I said, but unlike chemicals, this is natural enzymes, you have to spray everyday, until gone. Not like "Raid" or something like that that stays for days. You can spray in plants, on mattresses, carpet. Instructions on bottle. I now recommend Kleen Green, made by Natural Ginesis. It is more expensive, but smells better, and in my opinion works better, on anything you might have. Will not hurt pets, or plants. So safe you can bath in it, although if you do it dries out your hair :). If Amazon doesn't carry it, you can go to naturalginesis.com, shipping is fast. Get the gallon, as I said expensive, but you'll be glad you did. Works on anything, as I said, but unlike chemicals, this is natural enzymes, you have to spray everyday, until gone. Not like "Raid" or something like that that stays for days. You... » Read More I now recommend Kleen Green, made by Natural Ginesis. It is more expensive, but smells better, and in my opinion works better, on anything you might have. Will not hurt pets, or plants. So safe you can bath in it, although if you do it dries out your hair :). If Amazon doesn't carry it, you can go to naturalginesis.com, shipping is fast. Get the gallon, as I said expensive, but you'll be glad you did. Works on anything, as I said, but unlike chemicals, this is natural enzymes, you have to spray everyday, until gone. Not like "Raid" or something like that that stays for days. You can spray in plants, on mattresses, carpet. Instructions on bottle. « Show Less
2115272
This product is absolutely the wrong thing to buy for a Great Dane. First it is not really a bath, it is more a shower stall. It also would be much too small for a dog the size of a Great Dane. What you need is a small horse trough so that the dog can be completely immersed in water to give him a proper bath, and to rinse out any shampoo that has been used.
576323
I wouldn't use this on my dog. It's not finely powdered. Definitely try a different sulfur, one that's powdered and fine - this one is crumbly and is suitable for outdoor use only. It depends on why your dog is itching - fleas, contact dermatitis, yeast on the skin, etc. My dog had a really bad yeast infection and the sulfur helped for a brief time, maybe a week, but what really helped was washing her in Selsun Blue shampoo. I put it on a washcloth, rubbed it in (not like a regular dog bath, but more like a treatment) and took her outside for 15 minutes. Brought her back to the tub and rinsed. She was cleared up in less than a week. The shampoo won't hurt your dog if you want to just try it. I've also seen success with zinc shampoos, like head and shoulders.
837250
I don't see why not, as long as you don't bathe the dog the recommended time before and after applying the front line. I use both and have not had a problem.
338853
I means 33 parts water to 1 part Shampoo. That's a very watered down solution. That would be 33 ounces of water to 1 ounce of shampoo. I use 10:1 and puppies smell and feel awesome. Put it in a spray bottle even, that allows for a much more consistent lather and does not waste the shampoo. Good stuff though.
1574134
Not much. I have 3 dogs and only a small amount lathers up very well for us. We do have soft water, though. If you have hard water, that might make a difference.
2022467
This being one of the only shampoos that my little guy can use, I have used this for several years now and I have shared the bottle with a female friend who has used this on her cats for an external treatment of skin problems and she had great results with her cats just as it did for my Chihuahua just be sure that you do not allow the animal to lick the product off it's skin while bathing. Also, you must leave on for at least 10 minutes and bathe once a week until their skin clears up for the full benefit of this product. So in answer to your question, yes, it can be used on felines as well as dogs. Hope this helps and good luck to you. This being one of the only shampoos that my little guy can use, I have used this for several years now and I have shared the bottle with a female friend who has used this on her cats for an external treatment of skin problems and she had great results with her cats just as it did for my Chihuahua just be sure that you do not allow the animal to lick the product off it's skin while bathing. Also, you must leave on for at least 10 minutes and bathe once a week until their skin clears up for the full benefit of this product. So in answer to your question, yes, it can be used on felines as well... » Read More This being one of the only shampoos that my little guy can use, I have used this for several years now and I have shared the bottle with a female friend who has used this on her cats for an external treatment of skin problems and she had great results with her cats just as it did for my Chihuahua just be sure that you do not allow the animal to lick the product off it's skin while bathing. Also, you must leave on for at least 10 minutes and bathe once a week until their skin clears up for the full benefit of this product. So in answer to your question, yes, it can be used on felines as well as dogs. Hope this helps and good luck to you. « Show Less
2059157
I use it in the bath tub! It is great even for sensitive skin as I have psoriasis. Very pleasant aroma and makes your skin so soft.
1347636
It doesn't lather like soap humans are used to. But it does lather and provide the necessary washing a dog should get. Mix it with water and apply to a dry dog to see where the soap has gone.
2113918
Depends how much you need to cover your dog. I used about 1quarter of the tub for my Chihuahua for his face.Hope this helps.
480345
Hello there! No, I don't think the tank will work for that purpose.... to give your dog a bath yes, but a "pool" no.
482998
My dog is never to excited about bath time. So I just lathered and took my time. My guess would be 5 minutes. Then I would rinse real good.
1757512
I am not sure. I have only used mine for outside bathing for a larger dog. I too think it might be too much for a small dog. Great quick for a large dog
2226560
I would not use this on pets. I had emailed the company to ask about indoor use (behind the dishwasher etc) they said it was not for indoor use. So I'm assuming it's not pet safe. The directions tell you to be completely covered when applying.
1280369
I cleaned the pad in the tub,and kept the tray filled with the biochemical. You can get it at the pet store or camping-boating store its the same stuff you use for camping toilets. It will tell you how long it will last.ps they have a spray in the petstore that smells like grass