iGroom Deshedding & Detangling Dog Shampoo, Luxury Pet Beauty Care, Loosen Tangles + Unwanted Undercoat, Adds Shine + Volume, Made in USA, 3.8L

I have a 97lb Malamute. She's gorgeous, but anyone with a double coated dog can tell you- they're tough to wash. Tumbleweeds of fur collect under couches and chair slides. Besides that, at times they'll get smelly if unwashed, or maybe corkscrew roll through unknown stinky treasures. Sometimes I ask her "where did you find a dead fish!?!" Last year, I used a new pet groomer. I've used many in the past. I've also washed my own dog with everything from dawn soap and vinegar to Hartz oatmeal and sugar, or several similar products. When my dog came back, she smelled amazing. Her fur looked just as good as she smelled. Hesitantly, I asked the groomer to share their secret sauce for "in-between" groomings, because dropping $100 on grooming seemed excessive. Don't get me wrong, the grooming was worth it! I just don't want to spend $1200 a year on grooming fur. The groomer was very kind and shared this product name and the conditioner. They also said that "we barely even use a brush after a good blowout". She was referring to a doggie jet hose dryer. I found one of those by searching Amazon as well. I will use that groomer from time to time, especially because she was honest, did a fantastic job, and shared. Support your local business owners! So, I bought shampoo, conditioner, and blower. Yesterday, I tried just the shampoo and the blower. My dog is pretty good, but I'm not a pro with a pro station, the dog really wanted to be done, and malamutes shed water like a duck, making them hard to wash. 85% rule applies. 85% of the benefit in 15% of the time. We pay the groomer for the other 15% of the benefit in 85% of their time. After I washed my dog, she smelled great. Hair was definitely loosened. I took her out in the yard and blew out excess water. The blower was not that loud. My dog didn't love it, but she RUNS from vacuum cleaners. A mist of water and hair drifted into the trees like a passing fog. The product is great. With conditioner, it might have worked even better. I probably blew away 80% of her loose fur with the blower. Once completely dry this morning, I brushed her out more. This is expensive soap. In my opinion, it's worth it. My dog sleeps next to my bed, rides in my truck, and she's my friend. She hates the process just as much as I do, but I swear she loves being clean and getting more pettings. If money is an issue: I'm kinda frugal, not a waster. I poured from the gallon to a smaller container to dispense. I figured I used about 3 oz of soap for my big dog. That's almost 43 washings from a gallon. A person could use more or less. I was careful not to be wasteful. I'm also glad I bought 2 gallons. It's worth every penny and I don't have to search it out regularly. The gallons were on sale for about $65 when I bought two. That's about the price of one grooming. Best of luck folks. The product is great but the rest is up to you. :)

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Top quality. This shampoo is the only one out of many we’ve tried that actually works for our Maltese dogs’ tangly coats. Not only does it clean very well and last a long time, but it also makes brushing and removing knots much easier. With two small Maltese dogs and baths every 3–4 weeks, one bottle lasts us almost a year. So even though the price may seem high at first, it really offers great value for money. The results are far better than anything we’ve used over the past four years. Highly recommended for Maltese dogs!

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