Clinical Care Hypoallergenic Shampoo for Dogs and Cats, 16 oz – No Harsh Ingredients – Fragrance-Free Pet Shampoo for Allergies and Sensitive Skin, Promotes Healthy Skin and Coat

My cat is handicapped and must have frequent baths for her health. She's had UTIs and stomach issues and she is highly allergic to even the mildest soap. So I was glad to find this shampoo. It cleans her and she hasn't had any UTIs and it smells good but not strong. I will be using this product from now on!

Smells wonderful, lathers well, and has helped with the skin issues TREMENDOUSLY. The biting and scratching has lessened and the redness has went away. I feel like it is a better quality than any other sensitive skin shampoo we have tried for our babies. The bottle is easy to use with one hand and is a nice amount for the money.

This hypoallergenic pet shampoo soothes sensitive skin and allergies without harsh chemicals, leaving coats soft and healthy.

This shampoo is okay — nothing mind-blowing. My dogs seemed a bit dry after using it, but that could’ve also been due to the time of year rather than the formula itself. It’s gentle and gets the job done, but I didn’t notice anything particularly special. Might work better for others with less sensitive skin or in a different season.

I used this to give my sphynx a bath and it was really nice. It has a great lather and did a great job removing the dirt from her skin. Didn't have a smell. Hypoallergenic, which is great for the nakey cats.

Can I just say... wow? Our pointer mix with a white coat has SEVERE allergies. He scratched himself to the point he was raw. He’d cause himself to bleed and sometimes if he went outside to play and ran in the grass (we live in texas, allergy megacenter) his skin would completely redden and develop small bumps... the past week has been the worst, scratching his hair off, green oozing of the skin that was raw, and scales of his skin falling everywhere. It was a nightmare. He also REEKED of rotten eggs which was the worst. The first night we washed him, the water was literally brown from head to toe and the ooze/scales of his skin that was coming off were all in the bath water. Disgusting, I know. I knew that with an infection the smell may take up to a week to go away. The next day comes around and his skin is SIGNIFICANTLY less red and less ooze coming out of it. However he was still itchy and wanting to bite himself so we put his cone on. Day 3 we decided to give him a 2nd bath just to ensure any of the dried up blood/ooze didn’t cause another infection. We decided to follow bath up with Curaseb Antiseptic Spray to help with his discomfort. An hour later his skin is back to his regular color with only few patches of redness. His neck isn’t cracked, bloody, deep red, and oozing it’s just healing at this point. His foul scent has COMPLETELY gone away so far and he seems to be way more comfortable. I have never found a product that worked so good for my boys allergies but damn I’m surprised!!! I love this product so much!

Second one I’m buying I buy the large bottle which is around $60. I tried the puppy one, but it has a very strong smell, and my dog could not take it. It’s really good. It’s just at this time. It didn’t come with a pump. I hope if they read my comment they’ll start including a pump in the shipping box because you can’t use it without it. You would have to transfer it to a smaller bottle but with the pump it’s a lot easier.. the one I purchased was the one with no sense of smell at all

I have an 18 year old rascal shihtzu whose skin is pretty sensitive to shampoos. He's developed seborrhea - dandruffy flakiness the past year and I've tried about 6-7 shampoos as per instructed by the vet(s). The problem has been : the previously used shampoos helped with his seborrhea but it everytime I used them his skin would be red the whole night it's been so difficult to watch. What i do is: I first wash my dog in lukewarm water mixed with some oatmeal powder which i rinse fully. then i dilute some of the eterinary Formula Clinical Care Hypoallergenic Shampoo im reviewing in water and soap his whole body and rinse thoroughly. I dry him off with a towel until his fur is 80% dry, I then use a hairdryer in the coolest setting to finish drying him off fully. I've bathed him 2x (with a 10 day interval) and his skin doesnt get irritated.