Hepper Oatmeal Pet Shampoo with Aloe Vera

In short, I have a maine coon who was weaned too early and is lacking several skills. This list unfortunately includes "how not to pee all over yourself and get litter embedded in your long dense fur." He also hasn't quite figured out how to clean himself up, or that he needs to. Clay litter immediately becomes concrete. Corn litter is better. He hates pine because it doesn't break down quickly enough. For health monitoring reasons, walnut/dark litter wasn't on the table. He's a kitten, so I'm hoping that as he ages and gains some coordination, things will improve, but in the meantime, he leaves the litter box with litter deep in his fur every single time. Obviously, a full bath multiple times a day isn't a realistic option, and I've yet to encounter wipes that can tackle this mess quickly enough to avoid traumatizing us both any further than we've become. He gets a weekly ish sanitary shave to keep his paws, ankles, legs, and all affected areas down to 1-2mm of fur, which helps make clean up go faster, but does not help us avoid the possibility of urine scald. Enter the best foam shampoo I've ever tried. All I have to do is grab him before he can escape, squirt a pump of foam, and as I rub it in, the litter comes free. If it's dried to his fur because I was asleep or out of the house, letting it sit for a few seconds makes it fall right out. If he gets into the clay litter and it becomes concrete, letting it soak for about 30 seconds is all it takes before it combs right out of his long double coat. This is the only thing saving my sanity and helping us both avoid becoming traumatized by how often I have to clean him up between this and other health issues he's had. The fact I can use this and comb out litter that embedded itself next to his skin in under a minute, regardless of length, is a freaking miracle. Nothing else has been as effective, time saving, or easy. Without this, he would no doubt hate me. Without this, we surely would have gotten scald at least once and been in an even worse place. Before I tried this, he was on the verge of developing litter box avoidance. It smells good, it doesn't leave him greasy, it tackles some seriously tough situations. I can't recommend this enough.

This shampoo is great for dogs with allergies!! It duds up really well, smells good, and makes my dogs coat soft and smooth.

Absolutely great shampoo for my little Chihuahua. It smells great and makes my dog smell great. I actually think he enjoys having a bath with this shampoo. Afterwards, his fur is so soft and clean. Love this shampoo.❤️

Smells amazing and works fantastic on both my cat and dog! The only thing is if your dog has dandruff it does come up very heavily afterwords, I just did a second wash with brushing him and it’s helped keep the dandruff away for a while!

Worked well on our GSP/Aussie mix but couldn't handle the overpowering floral smell. Need an unscented version!

This is great shampoo for cats! It has a mild scent and I didn't smell it on my cat after the bath. She wasn't itching at all after,and she seemed quiet happy after the bath. I plan to keep using this shampoo for her. I actually have washed my own hair with it because I have sensitive skin.

This shampoo makes our cocker spaniel smell great for days. His coat is soft and shinier too.

I cant really say how well the product "works" as I've only used it one time, but if you arent a fan of heavily scented soaps, then I'd recommend a different brand. It's not me personally that hates the smell...but the heavy old lady perfume scent makes my cats hiss at eachother, potentially starting a fight, since they no longer recognize their scent. So not recommended for easily triggered animals.