Sentences with phrase «human shampoos contain»

Human shampoos contain harsh chemicals that may harm your pooch's beautiful skin and coat, which is something we all try to avoid.

Human shampoos contain ingredients that could be harmful to your cat when ingested and are too harsh for your cat's sensitive skin.

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By the way could the «BrainWashing» be from the uses of those Funny Shampoos and Products which are said to contain so many bad chemicals that could lead to cancers??! Any way I thought brainwashed one's are less human affectionate, rather acting as Robots in many ways so better check who does appear like that...!

Now, instead of dropping a dollop of shampoo in a rabbit's eye to check for an allergic reaction, the shampoo goes into a dish containing cultured human cells or artificial skin tissue.

The real reason why some dogs have post-bath irritation is that either the shampoo is irritating them (human shampoo and shampoo containing detergents can be too harsh for dogs), or they weren't rinsed completely, leaving residue in the coat.

Human hair shampoos contain chemicals that can irritate guinea pig skin and eyes.

Don't use human shampoo, which can dry your cat's skin out or contain toxic - to - cats ingredients.

Remember that human shampoo or shampoos which contain softeners or rinses are bad for your Cairn's skin and coat.

• Petroleum: some of you might think that there is no way for a shampoo — whether made for humans, or especially for Yorkies — can actually contain it, but you are wrong.

It is important NOT to use human shampoo — it contain harsher detergents, and is not pH balanced for pets.

Any human dandruff shampoo containing selenium sulfide (antibacterial and anti-fungal properties): Head & Shoulders Intensive Treatment; Selsun Blue Medicated; Nizoral (excellent for yeast) Products specific for dogs are available.

Human shampoos aren't toxic to pets, but some may contain fragrances or other substances that can irritate your pet's skin.

For consumers who seek sulfate - free products, Bio-Groom's new Indulge shampoo contains no sulfates, and has Argan oil — an oil from Morocco that is also used in some skincare items for humans.

For example, when it comes to shampoos, pet parents often steer clear of products containing sodium laurel sulfate and sodium laureth sulfate — surfactants used in many cleansing products in both the human and pet grooming markets.

Pet Head brand shampoos and conditioners — based on the popular human - salon brand, Bed Head — do not contain sulfates at all.