Laundry package

It's best to tackle a good wash step by step. By first brushing, then washing, and finally drying and finishing properly, the coat stays healthy, tangle-free, and fresh.

In this blog, you'll read how to wash a dog in 7 clear steps, from brushing to the finishing touch with coat spray:

For most dogs, approximately once every two months is sufficient. Washing too often can disrupt the natural balance of their skin and coat.

If their coat is really dirty after a muddy walk, a swim, or an accident, you can of course wash them sooner.

Shampoo cleans the coat, conditioner nourishes and makes it easier to comb. For best results, use them together, but for a quick wash, shampoo alone will suffice.

Yes, it keeps the coat fresher and prevents knots and matting.

A hairdryer is less suitable for dogs. It primarily uses heat and has little blowing power, which means water remains deep in the coat and undercoat.

You'll spend more time drying, and the result is often a dog that feels warm but isn't truly dry.

A pet blaster uses powerful air to literally blow water out of the coat. This is faster, dries down to the undercoat, and immediately helps to untangle beginning mats.

Yes. All products in this wash kit are mild and suitable for dogs with sensitive skin. They cleanse and care without disturbing the natural balance of skin and coat.