Veterinary Formula Clinical Care Dog Shampoo with Oatmeal and Tea Tree Oil, 16 oz – Gentle Shampoo for Dogs with Dry Skin, Soothes and Adds Moisture to Skin and Coat

Finding an effective treatment for skin infections in dogs can take many expensive trips to the vet with even more expensive treatments, numerous bottles of ineffective shampoo, with no end in sight to your pet’s discomfort. Not anymore. Veterinary Formula Clinical Care Colloidal Oatmeal and Tea Tree Oil Infuser Shampoo for Dogs is an effective and affordable treatment for inflamed, irritated, itchy, dry, flaky skin caused by fungus, bacteria, insect bites, and allergies to fleas and food. Safe for weekly use, a little shampoo goes a long way to giving your pet relief from hair loss, redness, lesions, darker patches of skin, itchiness, and greasy or scaly skin. You and your dog will be happy!

The veterinary-grade ingredients in our topical 16 oz. bottle of Oatmeal and Tea Tree Oil Medicated Dog Shampoo are proven to treat, hydrate and heal multiple skin conditions such as allergies, bacterial, fungal and viral infections. Medicinal Tea Tree Oil (natural Melaleuca Alternafolia) is proven effective against bacterial and fungal infections and also helps calm the sting and itch of insect bites. Colloidal Oatmeal, a premium natural moisturizer, provides soothing relief to dry, flaky or itchy and irritated skin. The dog shampoo is 100% safe, paraben, dye and soap free, does contain any harsh chemicals or artificial fragrances, and is great for dogs with sensitive skin. You can also use it with other topical spot-on flea and tick treatments.

We know that your dogs are more than just pets - they are part of the family - so Veterinary Formula Clinical Care designs premium medicated products that pet parents can actually afford. Your dog will feel fast acting relief from skin infections and you will notice that your dog’s skin is calmer, less inflamed and the itching is controlled – making you both happy and able to focus on more important things like walks, fetch and snuggles. Of course, it’s important to determine the cause of the underlying issue, so please consult your veterinarian if skin issues become a consistent problem. Due to the tea tree oil content of this shampoo, it is not safe to use on cats.