BATH SOAPS FOR YOUR BEST FRIEND
Natural Bar Soaps For Dogs
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The selection of products manufactured by Sulis Healing Bath are not only of the highest quality, but are also available in a variety of options to ensure you find exactly what you’re looking for. With top-of-the-line materials, cutting-edge production technologies and a highly qualified team, we guarantee complete satisfaction.
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Soap For Your Active Dog
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Featured Item
This soap was designed for our family dog. Max is a 140 pound mastiff who has skin allergies. The shampoos available for dogs resulted in skin rashes. Our soap is natural and includes essentials oils to make your dog a little more comfortable and smelling fresh. Oils included are neem oil for insect repellent and skin conditioning, lavender oil to help your dog relax and have a fresh smell, citronella oil to repel insects, thyme oil to help calm your dog, eucalyptus oil to help your dog stay fresh, and peppermint oil for its cooling and stress relieving properties. You and your puppy will enjoy this wonderful natural soap.wonderful natural soap.
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Conditioning Soap For Dogs
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New Addition
Not every dog is the King of its neighborhood. If your dog spends most of his time relaxing in the house then this is a perfect soap for him. Essential Oils are added to help your puppy smell fresh longer and conditions his hair and skin. All natural and comes as a big, 5 ounce bar.
Conditioning Soap With Oatmeal
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Top Seller
Though humans are the ones we normally think of as taking oatmeal baths, dogs can benefit as well. This oatmeal soap can be used as an alternative to harsh commercial pet shampoos or help alleviate symptoms of allergies, flea and tick bites or other itchy skin conditions. We add natural essential oils to help your dog smell fresh longer and condition his skin and hair.
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How To Bathe Your Dog
Some Ideas
Every now and then all dogs need a bath. They find something really stinky to play with, or they will corner a skunk, or they just can’t walk by a mud puddle. Here are a few tips when bathing your dog.
Use a tub or shower that is closed in on three sides. The three walls will encourage your pup to stay in place. Your body becomes the fourth wall.
Maintain contact with your dog. Talk to your dog with a gentle, soothing voice. Your dog will be nervous and your touch and voice will help to calm him.
Use warm water when possible. The warm water will help your dog to relax. Soaps will rinse quicker and cleaner with warm water.
Be careful around the eyes. Even our natural soap will irritate your dog’s eyes. You may consider stopping at your drug store and pickup some glycerin eye drops. You can find it in the eye care section. A couple of drops in each eye will help to protect from irritation from soap.
Using one of our bar soaps, lather your dog from head to tail to toe. When you have a good lather then use your fingertips to massage the lather through the hair and down to the skin. Rinse well, and then repeat. Rinse well on the last rinse. You don’t want soap left on your dog. The natural oils we add will stay in the fur and on the skin to keep your dog healthy, happy and smelling fresh.
Use several towels to dry your dog. He will smell like a wet dog, but that will fade as he dries.
Don’t forget to use an ear cleaner! You can find ear cleaner at your local pet store or your vet.
Make it fun! Your pet will appreciate the attention and after a few times, he will look forward to bath day.