Fort Dodge QuikClean Waterless Shampoo On Sale

Sunday, September 20th, 2009 at 6:15 am

Save 50% on 32 oz waterless shampoo of QuikClean, use for horses, dogs or cats.

QuikClean Waterless Shampoo (32 oz) by Fort Dodge

Brand: QuikClean
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Product Description
QuikClean Waterless shampoo for dogs, cats and horses allows you to shampoo without wetting or rinsing your pet. Tearless with optical brighteners, lanolin-enriched. Contains no harsh chemicals, leaves no irritating residue, is pH balanced and mild.

QuikClean Waterless Shampoo Review
We just sold the last of a litter of nine lab puppies. I found this product at my vet’s office and thought it would be the perfect solution for trying to give nine squirmy puppies a bath. I was right — it worked like a charm!! Instead of hours trying to wash & dry the whole litter, we were done in just minutes!! A few spritzes, a loving rub and a small amount of towel-time and they were good to go. Smelling great and looking clean & fresh!! The perfect product for a busy puppy-mommy!!! My only problem was that when I ordered 3-32oz bottles, they substituted a dozen of the 8oz bottles. I found them to be more awkward to use and would much rather have the 32oz bottle.

I have an old lab that has a problem with climbing in and out of the bathtub, so I tried this for her. Works pretty well. She smells great after a rub down with this! I might add, she likes the rub down a lot!

My 14-year old dalmatian got stricken with vestibular disease, couldn’t get up for five weeks (we’re on our sixth week now). Obviously, even with Wee Wee pads to put under him for his liquid elimination, he was getting game. Every day I’d use some form of ‘wipe’ on him right after he eliminated. Still, he was getting bad. I can’t give him a ‘real’ bath because he can’t stand up. I tried wet rags and then toweling, tried the other dry dogs shampoos: both the sprinkle on powder and the dog bath wipes. Just finished trying this product today and I must say it works better than any of the other ‘dry’ (waterless) dog shampoos. You spray it on and then massage it into your dog. My dog really, really liked the massage part. The shampoo spray turns into a nice foam on the dog and you can massage for as long as you want. Then you merely take a towel and dry him down and ‘voila’ …freshened dog. It’s worth a try. At the very best you have a fresh dog, at the worst you’ve had some good time massaging your dog and bonding.