Looking for the best shampoos & conditioners for dog? These are today’s best-selling and top-rated shampoos & conditioners for dogs that Chewy pet parents, like you, love. We update this list every day, so you can be sure you’re getting the timeliest product recommendations available.
Lifestage:
Puppy
Ingredients:
Purified Water, Renewable Plant-derived and Coconut-based Cleansers, Gentle Conditioner & Detangler, Organic Aloe Vera...
Grooming Feature:
Tearless, Cruelty-Free, Soap-Free
Lifestage:
Adult
Health Feature:
Itch & Redness Remedy
Ingredients:
De-Ionized Water, Neem Oil, Surfactants, Emulsifiers And Foaming Agents From Coconut Oil And Glycerin...
Lifestage:
Adult, Senior, Puppy
Health Feature:
Skin & Coat Health
Ingredients:
Purified Water, Mild Coconut Cleanser, Avena Sativa Oatmeal, Natural Conditioners...
Grooming Feature:
Soap-Free, Cruelty-Free, Deodorizing
Lifestage:
Adult, Puppy
Grooming Feature:
Detangling
Lifestage:
Adult
Health Feature:
Itch & Redness Remedy
Ingredients:
Water, Mild Surfactants, Salt, Odor Control System...
Grooming Feature:
Deodorizing, Oatmeal, Soap-Free
Lifestage:
Puppy
Ingredients:
Water, Coco Betaine, Coco Glucoside, Glyceryl Oleate...
Grooming Feature:
Cruelty-Free
Lifestage:
Adult
Health Feature:
Shedding Control
Ingredients:
Natural Conditioners, Water, Hydrolyzed Wheat Protein, Hydrolyzed Oat Protein...
Lifestage:
Adult
Breed Size:
Small Breeds, Medium Breeds, Large Breeds
Ingredients:
Purified Water, Coconut Oil Based Cleansers, Arcylates Copolymer, Patented Optical Brightener...
Grooming Feature:
Whitening
Lifestage:
Adult, Senior, Puppy
Health Feature:
Itch & Redness Remedy, Sensitive Skin, Skin & Coat Health
Ingredients:
Purified Water, Mild Coconut Cleanser, Sodium Chloride, Colloidal Oatmeal...
Grooming Feature:
Medicated, Oatmeal, Soap-Free, Cruelty-Free
Lifestage:
Adult
Grooming Feature:
Dry Shampoo
You can wash your dog with both shampoo and conditioner or choose a combination product that has both. If your dog's coat is dry or easily tangled, you may want to use a separate specialized conditioner to address those specific issues. However, if your dog doesn't like baths or you're just in a hurry, a dog shampoo with conditioner in it may be all you need. Try experimenting with a few different products and see which ones work best for you and your pup!
You should wash your dog with shampoo and conditioner as often as necessary to keep him clean and smelling fresh. Many experts recommend bathing dogs once a month, on average, but every dog's needs are different. Short-haired dogs and those that don't play outside often may be able to get away with bathing even less frequently than that. Active dogs and those prone to getting into messes may need a bath once a week or bimonthly, and dogs with skin issues or allergies may need more frequent baths, as well. Talk to your groomer or vet for tailored guidance on how often you should be bathing your pet.