First, open the bottle cap and if you smell the smell of soap, the formula is alkaline. Since the cost of using soap is very low, many low-end products on the market currently use this type of formula. Alkaline shampoos are not suitable for your dog.

Second, open the bottle cap. If you smell the pungent smell of ammonia, it means that the product has deteriorated and the bath solution is alkaline. Generally speaking, low-quality bath fluids usually become like this after being stored for 3-6 months!

Choose the right seat

On the premise of ensuring product quality and manufacturer reputation, the choice of bath liquid must also be "accurate."

Light-colored dogs can choose a pet shampoo specially designed for light-colored dogs. The ingredients added to this shampoo can effectively remove the yellow spots that light-colored dogs are prone to and restore the dog's original color. Of course, don’t use shampoos with bleaching ingredients to avoid irritating your dog’s skin.

For dark-colored dogs, choose a bath solution specially designed for dark-colored dogs, which can improve the luster and brightness of the coat. If dark-colored dogs have dandruff, it is easy to see it. These bath soaps specially designed for them also take this problem into consideration and can generally moisturize the skin and reduce dandruff.

A bath liquid labeled as low foam indicates that it is hypoallergenic and non-irritating. The low foam is easy to rinse, thus eliminating the possibility of allergens caused by residual bath liquid on the dog's skin.

Puppies are lively and active, and it is very troublesome to accidentally get the bath solution into their eyes. The gentle, soap-free formula protects their delicate oil layer and is safe and non-irritating.

In recent years, some bath liquids specially designed for dog breeds have also come out one after another. For example, the coat of Yorkshire terriers needs bath liquids with a shiny and smooth effect, and the coats of poodles need bath liquids with anti-knotting and anti-static effects. Some bristle-type dog breeds also need special bath liquid to care for the bristle part.

Of course, if your dog is a small ornamental dog, indoor activities can have enough activity, and you are an owner who pursues quality of life, so choosing a long-lasting fragrance bath liquid is also a good choice. Of course, the premise is that this scent will not make the dog feel irritated or uncomfortable.

Selection misunderstandings

1. Open the lid and smell it. Does it smell good?

Bath fluids that are too fragrant will have a great negative impact on pets' sense of smell. Over time, their sense of smell will become dull and even cause respiratory diseases. In addition, due to the addition of artificial flavors, some pets with sensitive skin may develop allergies and cause skin diseases.

2. The more bubbles, the better?

Excessive foam is due to the foaming agent contained in the bath, which often has poor decontamination ability. Long-term use will make the hair dull, and for white-haired varieties, it will also turn the hair yellow! In addition, bath soap that is particularly slippery after washing is not good because it contains lubricating ingredients, which greatly reduces the removal of the bath liquid. dirt and oil removal ability, the otherThe surface is also difficult to clean.

Therefore, when choosing a bath liquid, we should not choose a fragrant and foamy bath liquid just based on the superficial feeling, but should choose a bath liquid with natural fragrance and fine foam. Especially parents who want their pets to have beautiful hair or have sensitive skin must be careful when choosing bath soap. They should choose high-quality and natural bath soap, and it is best to use one that separates cleaning and care. Although it is a little troublesome to bathe your baby, it can make their hair more beautiful.