Cat Shampoo

Beautiful shampoo for these reasons-- scent, lather ability, rinse and dry look. No scent. Finally I've found a shampoo that doesn't have any odor. Since cats lick their fur, I prefer no fragrance. The lather was a thick hydrating foam, and really lifted off specks of dandruff, dirt, and other bits from hard to wash places. My daughter washes the cat in the shower, he's afraid of the tub, and the rinse was easy and quick. She says it was easy to see that the soap was gone. The best part is how glossy his fur was once dry. He looks like a mink. He always had nice fur and this really shows off his coat. After a few days his coat is still shiny and pretty. So we are confident all the soap washes out and no build up or strange clumps. So happy. You could say it's purrfect!

MY HOLY GRAILLL. My cat is very sensitive skin wise to a lot of things, this shampoo is *actually* fragrance free, hypoallergenic. In the past she’d get itchy from other shampoos and this one doesn’t affect her at all. I’ve been getting this one in specific for a few years now and really the only shampoo I trust for my Juney. Normally I do a first wash, rinse, then 2nd wash just to really ensure all the grime is off her as I only bathe her once to twice a year and she has a thick long coat and it works amazingly! Great bang for your buck

This is the only product we use to bathe our sphynx every week. It does not dry out his sensitive skin nor does it have an odor. Elton’s skin is clean and soft. That makes us all happy since he is a cuddle bug! Great price for our bougie cat’s shampoo, especially with the frequency he needs to be bathed (otherwise he smells like a mushroom). I’ve seen it in pet and super stores for more $.

As a cat owner, I've accepted certain universal truths: the good cushions will be claimed, birds through windows will cause chattering, and bath time will result in psychological warfare. When I purchased this coconut-based cat shampoo for Jack the Kat, a fluffly chocolate yorkie with emerald green eyes. His main job is to show up on my Zoom business calls, sit on my notebook to keep my notes warm, and type "EEEEEEEPPPPPPPLLL#@!" on my documents while I'm working as he is walking across the keyboard. The day of reckoning arrived. Armed with the coconut shampoo, kevlar gloves (just kidding... mostly), and a bathroom door firmly locked to prevent tactical retreats, I approached Jack the Kat with what I hoped was reassuring body language. His eyes told me he wasn't buying it. The miracle began once the shampoo touched his fur. The usual soundtrack of yowling accusations of betrayal quieted to confused murmurs. Something about this coconut concoction seemed to puzzle him out of his usual bath time dramatics. The scent – tropical without being overwhelming – filled the bathroom, temporarily transporting us from "feline torture chamber" to "spa day at a reasonable resort." Post-bath results were nothing short of revolutionary. JTK emerged not as the soggy gremlin I've come to expect, but as some kind of majestic cloud creature. The fluffiness levels achieved were worthy of scientific study. His fur, typically a battlefield of tangles, transformed into something so soft that I'm pretty sure I saw a nearby pillow looking jealous. The coconut scent lingered pleasantly without turning my cat into some kind of walking air freshener. Just enough that when he curls up on my lap for his evening "I've forgotten you tried to bathe me" forgiveness session, I get gentle wafts of tropical paradise rather than essence of tuna breath. Most impressive: the cleanliness lasted. He remained gloriously clean for days, prancing around with the confidence of a cat who knows he's experiencing peak fluffiness. Five enthusiastic stars. My cat still hasn't forgiven me, but I caught him sniffing his own fur appreciatively when he thought I wasn't looking.

Been using this company's shampoo on my cats for years and it's always been amazing

If you don't really really rinse, like absolutely perfectly... it leaves them sticky and greasy. But the fluffy white kitten had super pooper problems and we had baths twice a day, for a couple days and his skin didn't get any irritation

It worked for 10 days, but it worked!!! Glory to God! 🙌🏾My cat has been dandruffy since we got him from the animal shelter as a kitten. He doesn’t seem to mind all the flakiness, but sheeeesh. After trying numerous things, including multiple foams and sprays from the vet, THIS is the only thing that worked. I had almost given up! I bought this shampoo back in July and dreaded giving my cat a bath for months!! Well, I finally got up the courage to risk possibly getting my eyes clawed out. It was so worth it! I still have my eyes; therefore, I can see that this stuff is great! I didn’t notice a fragrance. There was no skin irritation. I’m fine with giving him a bath every 10+ days now that I have something that actually works. The only downside is that my other cat seemed to not recognize him and kept hissing at him for about 3 days. Maybe his scent was different? I don’t know but they are back to normal now!

As a pro groomer. Earthbath is the only thing I will use on cats. It smells great, cleans great and is easy and fast to rinse out.

Good

My cat really hates bathing, but with this shampoo his more calm and his coat its so soft.

My cats didn't even shrug or blinked !!!1 Love it!

Hm yes it does remove dirt, but the next days are our sphynx cats dirty as we didn’t bathe them day before. Maybe its more suitable for other breeds, but for sphynx surely not.

Quite expensive but it's a good size and I'm very happy with the ingredients.