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Our highly acclaimed "Shampoo in a bar" for our furbabies - dogs, cats, rabbits, horses even guinea pigs and ferrets! How the heck do you wash a ferret?
Recommended for all pooches and all furbabies especially for those with sensitive, itchy skin, hot spots and dermatitis
BORN OF NECESSITY
Plagued by body pain, headaches, and skin issues from her autoimmune condition, our founder Leonie, refused to suffer in silence. When nothing worked, she turned to nature. Blending herbs and oils to create products that truly made a difference. Word spread, and Moon Haven was born.
INSPIRED BY NATURE
Nature knows best. At Moon Haven, we take our cues from her. We harness the power of wildcrafted plants, organic herbs, pure plant oils, clays, and seeds to create products that are not only effective but delight the senses and soothe the soul.
POWERED BY PASSION
We do what we do because of moonies like you. Your enthusiasm, support, and love for our products fuel our passion every day. We couldn’t do this without you, and we wouldn’t want to. Whether it’s answering your questions or creating products that truly make a difference. We’re here to help.
I used the doggie soap this morning after my doggo’s run to the beach. I found you don’t have to use it a lot to get a rich lather. He suffers from allergies mainly on his feet and chest and they were looking very red this morning. The soap appears to have helped with the redness already.
I don’t know what to say…. I have spent so much $$$! on different shampoo and conditioners for my little man. Fingers crossed we’ve finally found a kinder, gentler wash for him now. Time will tell. And yes he is under vet care for his allergies. Happy pawrent.
Great soap! I personally use serval of the soaps for hoomans, and when we got our new cattle dog, I had to try this pup specific one on her.
Lathers up REALLY well, and leaves the pup with a neutral scent afterwards.
Highly recommended!
This is the only dog soap I use on my Staffy Willow. They have very sensitive skin and prone to allergies. She always smells good and has a shiny coat. Totally recommend. Lasts for ages.
Easy to use and gave my Dobermann a beautiful soft and shiny coat.
I love this natural bar shampoo for my dog. It is easy to use, soaps well and lovely smell.
Excema it has now been covered.
My staffy has seasonal allergies and scratches herself so badly at times she bleeds. After using this on her it has soothed her skin, left her fur soft and shiney. It's helped her so much!!!
Ruth- we're so happy that you and your poor pooch have found out about our Doggy Dip. And we're so pleased that your pup's skin and alllegies have settle so fast.
Thank you so much for letting us know ❤️
My maltese/shitzu has skin issues. He loves Doggy Dip Soap as it eases his itch and redness. Happy dog equals happy mum!
Been using for over 10 years. Now using on our puppy highly recommended!!
Is this soup strictly for dogs? I have a cat who gets rather greasy skin in places and I have been considering getting some of this to try. (He doesn't mind partial baths, thankfully!) I don't think there would be much difference with dog and cat skin... but thought I should ask!
Hi Kirstlie,
While we haven't formulated Doggy Dip soap specifically for Cats We're pretty sure it would be just as wonderful for our feline friends as our canine ones.
Re Doggy Dip soap which i received as a present: What is the pH of this soap? Does the pH vary from batch to batch? Is it formulated specifically for dog skin and coat? Thank you very much in advance. Sharon (PS we LOVE your other soaps for humans!!)
Hi Sharon...
What great questions!
Yes we have specifically formulated our Doggy Dip Soap for our doggy friends - especially if they have challenged or sensitive skin.
We use neem oil to help with parasites, flees and soothing the skin while the oat extract (we affectionately call this 'oat gunk') is anti-inflammatory and soothing too.
We have deliberately kept our pH alkailine so as to counteract the natural acid loving nasty bacteria and bugs that live on your dogs skin. Using an acid or neutral pH cleanser will not have this effect.
We advise that you use a vinegar rinse ( a weak acid solution) as described in our Doggy Dip info sheet to return your dog's skin pH to its normal 5.5 or so. This way you get the best of both worlds... an alkaline cleanser with a immediate return of the acid mantle your dog uses to protect its skin.
We have quite a number of vets, dog groomers and breeders who use Doggy Dip for their charges with great results.
i hope this information helps.
:)
Leonie
