for Pets Odor Control Dry Shampoo Powder for Dogs & Puppies, Waterless Dog Deodorizer with Baking Soda, Paraben Sulfate and Dye Free Formula, Kiwi Blossom Scent, 4.2 Oz

Works really well for quickly freshening up my dog between baths. The powder is easy to apply, just sprinkle, rub in, and brush out. It absorbs odors effectively, leaving my dog smelling clean without water. The scent is mild and not overpowering. It’s especially handy after walks or playtime in the yard when a full bath isn’t convenient. A simple, effective solution for keeping pets smelling fresh.

I have a pure bred heinz 57 mutt dog that is part plott hound (i know he doesnt look like it, he must have gotten his genetics from the bottom of the gene pool) and he STINKS so bad and also has a pretty oily coat even after a bath. Just a few days after a bath he will leave you with greasy fingers after a good scratchin'. I've noticed that he smells the worst in the winter, but in the summer he's not nearly as stinky. The best I can figure is that in the summer when it's really dusty (and we have fine dust that's almost the consistency of corn starch) that the dust is absorbing most of the oil from his coat and making him smell a lot better, even though he's technically dirty. This was the only "dry shampoo" for dogs that I could find so I decided to give it a try. So far it's working like a charm. It easier than having to give him so many baths that's for sure. After using it his is coat is soft, not greasy, and he no longer smells absolutely horrendous. It seems to last a couple of days before he needs a little "refresher" and I don't even have to use very much at all. It leaves him smelling so much fresher. He really likes it because he gets lots of pets while it's being applied, and he is a huge snuggle bug so less stank = more snuggles. I was a little concerned about some of the ingredients that I'd never heard of before but I researched them all and feel pretty confident that they won't impact his health any, and a little bit of this stuff goes a long way. I'm very pleased with it!

Works great smells so good but it’s a very small bottle

Very effective. Smells great. Softness is the fur. Dries quickly. Last a long while.Dogs still have shiny fur.Powder not too thick. Recommend!!!!

I was skeptical using this product. I usually use the spray on my dog between baths but she hates it. This was easy to apply and spread. Used according to directions. No dirty dog smell. Really happy. Yes they are small bottle but you can can four for the price of three. And a bottle should last for several applications. Makes her fur soft. Will purchase again.

This smells really good and lasts about a week. It seems safe to put on my dog. It does turn my black dog grey. I just sprinkle it on him and rub it in. it is really easy to use.

Let me say 1st- check the size, it's only4.2oz, I didn't even look, just ordered, assumed it was about 8oz. Really works for me. I have a senior baby girl that we had to have all her teeth removed (she was rescued from a puppymill-she rescued me :) - anyway, when she drinks, it goes everywhere especially her chest. She can't help it and we are ok with the mess but it leaves her smelling soured most of the time. I am constantly cleaning/drying her with pet wipes and waterless shampoo. They work but I thought this might work too. One- it's baking soda, so yes it def absorbed the moisture and did not irritate her skin at all. Two- the fragrance is nice yet light so putting it on her chest (right under her nose) won't be too much for her. Three- super easy to use---i dried her a bit of course, then i sprinkled in my hand, rubbed on her chest, waited a min or 2, brushed it out. It worked as expected. It was actually a bit better than the waterless shampoo b/c instead of adding wet product to wet fur, it actually helped absorb the moisture & left it smelling better. I will def be buying more. We are both happy

Works great and scent lasts for at least a week. Dogs have no issues with it.