Short, smooth coat
Beagles, boxers, dachshunds, French bulldogs, most mixed breeds with a close coat. The skin is the thing here, not the hair. A gentle wash every six to eight weeks, wipes for folds and paws in between, balm for noses that dry out. Conditioner is unnecessary; a detangling mist is not needed.
- Oat Milk Shampoo · Shampoo
- Grooming Wipes · Wipes
- Paw & Nose Balm · Paw and nose balm
Long or silky coat
Cavaliers, spaniels, setters, Yorkshire terriers, Maltese. Tangles form as the coat dries, so the conditioner and the mist do more than the shampoo. Comb through while damp after every wash and mist before brushing between washes.
- Oat Milk Shampoo · Shampoo
- Deep Coat Conditioner · Conditioner
- Detangling Mist · Detangling spray
Double coat
Golden retrievers, huskies, German shepherds, Pomeranians, corgis. A dense undercoat that repels water and traps moisture. Wet to the skin, rinse for longer than feels necessary, dry completely. The conditioner helps the comb through the undercoat during shedding seasons.
- Oat Milk Shampoo · Shampoo
- Deep Coat Conditioner · Conditioner
- Ear Cleanser · Ear cleanser
Curly or woolly coat
Poodles, doodles, bichons, Portuguese water dogs. Coats that mat rather than shed, and that hold water. Conditioner and mist are the everyday tools; the groomer's clippers are the backstop. Ears with hair in the canal need regular cleaning.
- Deep Coat Conditioner · Conditioner
- Detangling Mist · Detangling spray
- Ear Cleanser · Ear cleanser
Wire coat
Schnauzers, most terriers, wire-haired dachshunds. Wash less often than you think; the harsh texture is the point. A mild shampoo, no conditioner, paws and beard wiped after walks.
- Oat Milk Shampoo · Shampoo
- Grooming Wipes · Wipes
- Paw & Nose Balm · Paw and nose balm
Sensitive skin, any coat
Itching, flaking or reactions to other products. Fewer products, no fragrance, longer between washes, and a vet's opinion before anything else if the skin is red or broken.
- Oat Milk Shampoo · Shampoo
- Paw & Nose Balm · Paw and nose balm
Cats, short coat
British Shorthairs, domestic shorthairs. Almost never needs washing. A no-rinse foam for the occasions a cat cannot manage alone, wipes for paws and litter dust, balm for a dry nose in winter.
- Waterless Foam Wash · No-rinse foam
- Grooming Wipes · Wipes
- Paw & Nose Balm · Paw and nose balm
Cats, long coat
Persians, Maine Coons, Ragdolls. Daily combing is the whole routine. A mist on a dry coat makes it possible; the foam handles greasy patches without a bath.
- Detangling Mist · Detangling spray
- Waterless Foam Wash · No-rinse foam
- Ear Cleanser · Ear cleanser
The whole range at a glance
| Product | For | When | How often | Size |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Oat Milk Shampoo | Dogs | Full bath | Every 4 to 8 weeks | 300 ml |
| Deep Coat Conditioner | Dogs, long and double coats | After shampoo | Every bath | 300 ml |
| Waterless Foam Wash | Cats | Between or instead of baths | As needed | 200 ml |
| Paw & Nose Balm | Dogs and cats | Dry pads and noses | Evenings, in cold or dry weather | 50 ml |
| Ear Cleanser | Dogs and cats | Ear care | Every 1 to 2 weeks, floppy ears more | 120 ml |
| Detangling Mist | Dogs and cats | Before brushing a dry coat | Every brushing | 150 ml |
| Grooming Wipes | Dogs and cats | Paws, faces, folds | Daily as needed | 80 wipes |
| The First Ritual | Dogs | Shampoo + conditioner + balm | A complete start | 3 pieces |