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Reviewed by Dr. Jennifer Rice, DVM, CVSMT
Regular bathing with dog-safe shampoo helps remove dirt and dander from your pup’s coat, but if you want to keep their fur looking lustrous, it’s worth stocking up on dog conditioners as well. Conditioner replenishes moisture lost during bathing and gives your dog’s coat a healthy shine. For dogs with long or curly coats, regular use of dog conditioners can also help prevent mats and tangles. Here are some factors to consider when shopping for dog conditioner:
- Fragrance: Avoid synthetic fragrances if your dog is sensitive or allergic to them
- Hydrating ingredients: Ingredients like oatmeal and aloe vera help moisturize your dog’s skin and coat
- Itch relief: Conditioner for dogs with itchy skin may contain active ingredients to reduce itching and inflammation
- Deshedding: Products that contain nourishing fatty acids may help with removing undercoat and loose hair.
While dog conditioners are not necessary in every dog’s grooming routine, most dogs can benefit from occasional conditioning. Massage the conditioner into your dog’s skin and coat after thoroughly rinsing out any shampoo. To maximize the moisturizing benefits, leave the conditioner in for up to 5 minutes before rinsing. With Chewy’s Autoship, you’ll automatically receive refills of dog conditioner on a schedule that works for you.
Frequently Asked Questions about Dog Conditioners
Do vets recommend dog conditioners?
Yes, vets recommend using dog-specific conditioners. If your dog’s skin or coat is dry, dull, or itchy, regular conditioning could help replenish essential moisture. Consult your veterinarian before using a medicated dog conditioner.
Can I use human conditioner on my dog?
You should not use human conditioner when bathing your dog. Human conditioner is not pH-balanced for your dog’s skin and may contain ingredients that cause dryness, itching, or irritation.
Does dog conditioner help with dry skin?
In mild cases, dog conditioner may help moisturize dry skin and reduce itching, but severe cases should be addressed by a veterinarian. Underlying medical causes of dry skin may require medicated shampoo and conditioner (or another form of treatment).
What are the benefits of using conditioner on my dog's coat?
Using conditioner on your dog's coat may provide moisturizing benefits for their fur and skin. Dog hair conditioner can help hydrate your dog's skin and alleviate itching. It may also help improve their coat texture, reduce shedding, and prevent mats and tangles, making it easier to brush.
What ingredients should I look for or avoid in dog conditioners?
When shopping for dog conditioner, look for natural moisturizing ingredients like oatmeal, aloe vera, coconut oil, and shea butter. Avoid harsh chemicals like phthalates, parabens, and sulfates. If your dog has sensitive skin, opt for natural over artificial fragrance.
How do I choose the best conditioner for my dog's breed or coat type?
To choose the best conditioner for your dog, consider their coat type and any skincare concerns. Mild conditioners and spray-on formulas work well for short-haired dogs while pups with long coats may benefit from a thicker formulation. If your dog has a curly coat, consider a detangling conditioner to help prevent mats.
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