Bio-groomWaterless Dog Shampoo -Tearless, No-Rinse, Dog Bathing Supplies, Puppy Wash, Cat & Dog Grooming Supplies, Cruelty-Free, Made in USA, Dry Shampoo Spray, Dog Products – 16 fl oz 1-Pack

I finally used it a few days ago and it was more than i expected. It's scented but no overbearing. The scent smells like the same stuff that the groomer uses. My dog was irritated, no itchiness, loss hair or nothing which is a plus. Spray it on, work it in and wipe off. Although my dog wasn't super smelly it did get rid of the dog smell. I took a chance on this and am happy with it. My dog sat there and enjoyed her pampering for the day.

This stuff smells awesome, and does a good job of cleaning between regular baths. I use this more for when they begin to smell a little. I put it in a spray bottle, get the washcloth wet, and wipe the dogs down when neededGreat stuff!!!

Finally, a dog cleaning product that makes the dog smell clean, not hiding the stink with a perfumed smell. I like my dog again!

My dog recently had surgery and we are not supposed to bathe him until the stitches are taken out. We have been using this to clean him up and it works wonderfully for minor, waterless, washing.WHAT THIS WILL DO: If you have normal, minor soiling, this is almost as good as a full-on bath. You have to use a lot of it, scrub it in thoroughly and towel dry until all the excess is out. Towel drying it the key because if you don't get most of it out, it will leave a scummy coating on the fur. But if you get most of it out and allow the fur to air dry, it leaves the coat clean, shiny and nice smelling.WHAT THIS WILL NOT DO: If you have a major mess, this is useless. Our dog went through a bout of massive vomiting and diarrhea during his recovery. His backside is extremely furry and a huge amount of excrement got embedded in the feathering on his hind legs and underbelly. It was the worst mess I've ever seen and we tried to clean him up using Bio-Groom to no avail. We ended up washing his "potty area" with the garden hose and very thankful that it is summertime here in the Rocky Mountains. If it had been winter when this happened, we'd have had major problems cleaning him up because our only bathtub is upstairs.So Bio-Groom is excellent for ordinary cleaning. But not so good for anything major.

My dog hates baths, this stuff makes it way easier than a traditional bath because it’s so much faster. I just rub it on him and then towel dry him and the dirt that comes off is crazy. He smells so much better. The caveat is that he needs a bath again much sooner than after a traditional bath, but it’s easier in the long run! Didn’t notice any itch or irritation afterwards. Will buy again!

This product works well and helps with the smell. However, the last 2 gallon bottles we have received have not come with covers on them which makes storage very tricky.

I've tried a half dozen or more different brands of waterless shampoos over the years. I feel like there are always new and potentially better products coming out, but there are only two that I love and keep coming back to: this Bio-Groom, and Pure Paws (which is twice as expensive as this). The Pure Paws has optical brighteners and is particularly effective on dirt that will potentially stain fine white coats (think Bichon, Maltese, etc). While the Bio Groom says it has optical brighteners also, the Pure Paws waterless shampoo is more effective on getting whites their whitest, in my opinion. Because of the price difference, for anything else that needs spot cleaning, I grab my Bio-Groom.Bio-groom has a pleasant but not overpowering scent, a great spray nozzle you switch to off, spray and stream, is gentle, extremely effective, and very easy to use. Small cleanups are no longer a headache to get through, even on my long haired dogs, and I'll even use this on bigger jobs (trips through mud puddles, etc., that require water use): because it's so gentle, I don't have to worry about rinsing the product completely out.I used to foster for a small breed rescue and have used this on Maltese, Bichons, Cockers, Havanese, Yorkies - all breeds that are notoriously sensitive skinned and/or prone to allergic reactions - and I've always had beautiful, problem-free results. That said, I've also used this on heartier breeds - labs, cattle dogs, beagles - and had the same great results. Highly recommended.This stuff works! Bio-Groom, if you read these reviews, please don't change the formula!

Thought I had read this had a tea tree scent that went away when it dried. Thought I had read this foamed and you toweled the foam away. Maybe I was confused with a different product review. Anyway, I’ve been a loyal Bio-Groom user for many years. First used their lanolin shampoo, then ear cleaner, then tar & sulfur medicated shampoo. All work very well. This waterless shampoo is the same. It has a fragrant smell, not tea tree, that is still lightly noticeable when dry. It’s pleasant. Labrador doesn’t seem to mind it. When you spray it on, it wets the coat. Not sure waterless is best description. It’s very similar to water wet. Then you massage it in. I didn’t see any foam or suds. But it does seem to significantly loosen dirt and oils. Then you dry with a towel (dogs favorite part). Surprisingly clean and fresh. Takes about the same time to dry as a traditional bath. Figured it wouldn’t last as long as regular bath, but just the opposite. Maybe won’t have to bathe dog as often in winter months. Also noticed it helped with itching and biting at feet. Pretty good product. Will buy economy size next time.