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Waterless Foam Wash — No-rinse foam, 200 ml

Waterless Foam Wash

No-rinse foam

A no-rinse foam for cats, made with grooming in mind.

No rinseEssential-oil freeCats

€19.00 200 ml

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Suitable for
Cats
Size
200 ml
Fragrance
None added

A cat will groom most of this off within the hour. That single fact decides the formula: no essential oils, no tea tree, no citrus.

Formulated around

  • Coco-glucoside foamLifts grease and litter dust with no rinse step.
  • Aloe veraCools skin already irritated by over-grooming.
  • AllantoinComforts skin that has been over-groomed.

Final formula being confirmed with our manufacturer. The full ingredient list will be published here before launch.

How to use it

  1. Pump into your hand first. Never spray at a cat.

  2. Smooth it through in the direction the fur lies.

  3. Towel off the damp. There is no rinsing.

  4. Start with the back, end with the head, if you get that far.

Full ingredient list

Final formula being confirmed with our manufacturer. The full ingredient list will be published here before launch.

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Frequently asked questions

Why not just use human shampoo?

Because it is built for a different skin. Human skin sits around pH 5.5, dog and cat skin closer to neutral. One bath does no harm. A year of monthly baths in it is harder on the skin barrier than it needs to be.

Is it safe if my dog or cat licks it?

We formulate on the assumption that some of every product ends up licked off, because sooner or later it does. No product contains essential oils, and every full ingredient list will be on the product page before launch.

From what age can these be used?

Age guidance is printed on each product page and label once the final formula is confirmed. Until then, ask us before using anything on a puppy or kitten.

How often should I bathe my dog?

Every four to six weeks suits most dogs. More often does not give the skin barrier time to rebuild. Between baths, wipes and the mist do the work.