Lemon myrtle relief dog soap

Say goodbye to dull, dry coats, matted fur, and knotted hair with Troopets organic dog soap. This lemon myrtle dog soap smells so good you'll be chasing your woofer around the house just to catch a whiff. 

Troopet' Lemon Myrtle Relief Dog Soap is made with the finest ingredients. It's brimming with essential oils including lemon myrtle, eucalyptus, citronella, lemongrass, star anise, peppermint and basil, which all work wonders to calm and soothe skin, naturally repel fleas, and get rid of doggy stink. Throw in organic shea butter and you've got a dog soap combo that works overtime to nourish and clean your furry friend. 

What's the inside scoop on lemon myrtle benefits for dogs? Lemon myrtle has antibacterial properties to help keep fleas and stinky smells at bay. This organic dog soap is packed with essential oils so it cleans and calms all at once. 

Lemon myrtle dog soap... sound like something you might get sudsy with in the shower? When it comes to hound hygiene, that's how it should be. Troopet's Lemon Myrtle Relief Dog Soap can be used as a daily wash for hooman hands. 

Cruelty-free, all natural and never tested on animals, Troopets dog soap is one of the best natural dog soaps in Australia. 

Grooming your pupper doesn‚'t have to be a chore. Your shaggy friend deserves a scratch session every now and then (they work hard protecting the house every day). Why not reserve bath time for doggy massage? Give them a big scratch from back to belly and you'll be their favourite pawrent in no time.

If you're loving Troopets' soap, there's more where that came from –  they've got lavender and eucalyptus soap too.

Sodium palmate, palm kernelate, water, glycerin, organic shea butter, sodium chloride, sodium gluconate, lemon myrtle oil, lemon scented eucalyptus oil, citronella oil, lemongrass oil, star anise oil, palmarosa oil, peppermint oil, basil oil, thyme oil

1. Run the bath and test the water temperature on your wrist to make sure it’s lukewarm. Doggos are just like hoomans – they’ll freeze in cold water and burn in hot
2. Rinse your woofer with warm water
3. Put the organic dog soap under the hot tap to get it melty and sudsy
4. Cue doggy massage – work up a rich, bubbly lather and get your floofer foamy. Just like hoomans, woofers need extra attention in some areas, like behind their ears, paws and tail. Rise your furry friend until they’re soap-free and looking sparkling clean
5. Towel dry, snuggle, and watch the salon shine appear!