Best waterless shampoo?

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Eagle

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I just tried a rinse-less shampoo for the first time. One of my dogs had a slight doggie smell. The one I picked up at the local pet store was by bio-groom. At the second, I am very impressed how well it worked and how easy it was to use.

I was wondering what everyone thought was a good waterless shampoo for this type of thing. Not for showing, but for an easy, in between bath, cleanup to get rid of any doggie smell.

Searching the forums, I see people have mentioned Chris Christensen Show off. Is that the best one, or are there others, or are they all about the same?

Thanks
 
Eagle said:
I was wondering what everyone thought was a good waterless shampoo for this type of thing. Not for showing, but for an easy, in between bath, cleanup to get rid of any doggie smell.

Searching the forums, I see people have mentioned Chris Christensen Show off. Is that the best one, or are there others, or are they all about the same?
Thanks
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Honestly, we show our dogs, and don't use CC spray-n-wash - just because something is the most expensive product, doesn't mean that it's the best or that the "pros" use it. :wink2:

We just have a gallon bottle of Self-Rinse spray-n-wash that we use to refill the bottle that goes to dog shows. It works great.
 
OntarioSheltie said:
A few months ago I picked up Pet Head Dry Clean Waterless Shampoo - Blueberry Muffin flavor at Petsmart.

It does a great job of refreshing their coats in between baths and doesn't seem to leave a residue.

My only complaint - it smells like baby powder (pretty much my favorite shampoo scent) and not blueberry muffins. So basically no complaint at all. :smile2:

http://www.amazon.com/Pet-Head-Clean-Waterless-Shampoo/dp/B0019VUIA6
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I bought a sample bottle of this (3 pack with Fruit Fantasy Shampoo and Asian Pear Deodorizing Spray) worked really well and smells yummy!
 
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