Biocanina's short-haired dog and cat shampoo strengthens the dry, damaged coat of your short-haired pet.
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This evening primrose oil shampoo for dogs and cats regenerates and repairs dry or damaged fur while strengthening it and adding shine. Biocanina Short-Haired Dog and Cat Shampoo 200 ml has a gentle cleansing formula that is free of lauryl ether sulfate (LES), parabens, and artificial colors. With no risk of irritation, it is gentle on pets’ sensitive skin and helpsmoisturize and protect it with every wash.Evening primrose oil helps regenerate and repair dry, damaged, or dull fur while stimulating hair growth.
Biocanina Short-Haired Dog and Cat Shampoo 200 ml is a premium grooming product for short-haired pets. Its evening primrose oil formula offers numerous benefits for your pet’s health and appearance, while ensuring gentle cleansing. Nourish your dog or cat’s skin and coat with this shampoo specially designed for short hair. Give your pet the best in grooming and care with Biocanina Short-Haired Shampoo.
Evening primrose oil is the key ingredient that sets this Biocanina shampoo apart. This precious oil is extracted from the seeds of the evening primrose, a plant known for its beneficial properties for animals’ skin and coats. Evening primrose oil is a rich source of essential fatty acids, particularly linoleic acid and gamma-linoleic acid (GLA). These fatty acids play an essential role in the health of your pet’s skin and coat.
Linoleic acid is an omega-6 fatty acid that helps deeply nourish the skin. It helps maintain the skin barrier, which is crucial for protecting the skin from external irritants. Well-nourished skin is more resistant to irritation and itching.
Gamma-linolenic acid (GLA) is also an omega-6 fatty acid, but it is less common in the daily diet. Evening primrose oil is one of the richest sources of GLA. This fatty acid has anti-inflammatory properties and promotes skin cell regeneration. It thus helps maintain healthy skin and reduce the risk of allergic reactions.
In addition, evening primrose oil is known for its ability to maintain skin hydration. It prevents dry skin—a common problem in pets—by helping the skin retain moisture. Well-hydrated skin is more supple, less prone to irritation and flaking, and promotes a healthy, shiny coat.
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Aqua, ceteareth-60 myristyl glycol, coco betaine, PEG-40 hydrogenated castor oil, sodium cocoyl glutamate, potassium cocoyl rice amino acids, lauryl glucoside, fragrance, caprylyl/capryl glucoside, oenothera biennis oil, diazolidinyl urea, limonene, linalool.
It’s common to hear people say, “You shouldn’t bathe a dog” or “A cat grooms itself.” Contrary to these common misconceptions, you can certainly bathe your pets (when possible) to maintain the beauty of their coats and protect them from certain skin conditions.
Depending on the environment, coat type, and activity level, dirt, debris, and dust settle and accumulate on the skin and fur of your dogs and cats. In sensitive animals, this can exacerbate the development of allergic skin conditions as well as bacterial overgrowth.
The skin and fur of domestic carnivores are covered with a layer of fatty acids and waxes that plays a fundamental protective role and gives the coat its silky appearance. You should therefore use a shampoo that removes this layer of dirt and replenishes the protective waxes. Only shampoos for dogs and cats containing these regenerative agents should be used.
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