The First of Its Kind All-in-One
Pet Grooming Shampoo
Our Shampoos have the ability to take the place of seven types of shampoo in your inventory. All natural, sulfate free & safe on all mammals.
Safe on baby animals, hypoallergenic, standard wash, medicated, whitening, grime/oil remover, and flea/tick
Here’s How it Works:
Using a standard pump on your gallon container and an industry standard mixing bottle, you’ll follow the dilution ratios below
1 Pump: Hypoallergenic or baby animal (fragrance is at >1% at this dilution)
2 Pumps: Standard wash. (medicating ingredients are active at this dilution and beyond)
3-4 Pumps: White coat treatment or extra dirty/oily coats.
5 Pumps: Flea/tick killer(let sit for 5 min)
1 PUMP
Hypoallergenic & baby animal
The biggest issue with using traditional shampoos on young pets or pets with skin issues is the fragrance. When fragrance is at less than 1% it becomes safer to use on pets in this category
2 PUMPS
Standard wash
This is the dilution you should be able to use on most pets for a standard wash. Lets groom has added over-the-counter medicated ingredients that have antimicrobial, antibacterial, anti-fungal, and antiviral properties. This means it can help soothe many skin issues that the pet may have. It also means that it’s keeping your bathers hands and any bath tools that you use clean while washing! These properties are present at two pumps but more can be added for a stronger “medicated” wash.
3-4 PUMPS
White coat treatment or extra dirty & oily coats
Have you ever heard of purple shampoo or toothpaste in human products? Many people use this to take brassy tones out of their blonde hair or to whiten yellowing teeth. It works with pigmentation or (The color wheel). The violet coloring will temporarily remove any brown or brassy coloring in the coat by 47%! This dilution is also strong enough to cut double to triple the oil and grime as the standard wash dilution.
5 PUMPS
Flea & tick killer
This can be used to enhance any of the effects explained above but also will act as a flea/tick killer. It will not prevent any new infestations. Shampoo at this dilution will need to stay on for 5 minutes to completely kill all pests. The pet needs to be completely saturated in the shampoo from head to toe to prevent fleas from hiding during the wash.
Our shampoos are designed for grooming salon owners, veterinarians, small/large animal rescues, or any professional that washes animals. Entire gallon is about 50:1 dilution ratio when using the “standard” wash for most of your dilutions. any professional that washes animals.
Health Tip
We were surprised to hear how many salons don’t use protective eye drops before washing their clients. Here’s why you should:
In our industry shampoos are meant to cut oil and grime. They have to, right? So if any shampoo gets into the eye with a wiggly pet or unavoidably when rinsing out the face. The shampoo will remove all the natural lubrication to the eye. This will make the eye extremely dry. The animal may want to itch the eye or even any foreign body like a clipped hair or dust can cause a microscopic scratch on the eye which can turn into a big vet bill for you as the shop owner to pay. With ANY shampoo in the industry, its safest to apply a saline wash to the eyes before washing. If you notice a lot of soap in the eyes you may even want to add one after the wash to be safe.