Shampoo for Short-Haired Dogs Dr Lucy Casual Line Nr 3, 250 ml, universal

Dr Lucy Casual Line Nr 3, Shampoo for Short-Haired Dogs, 250 ml is a universal grooming shampoo formulated specifically for short-coated dogs. The formulation is intended for routine maintenance: it gently removes dirt and mild odors, cleans coat and skin, and prepares the fur for easier brushing. The 250 ml bottle provides a compact supply suitable for regular at-home use and for owners of domestic short-haired breeds or mixed-breed pets that require gentle cleansing.

Advantages

This shampoo is balanced for frequent use on short hair without over-drying the skin. It supports removal of surface soils and light odors while helping to loosen loose hairs and debris, which makes subsequent combing or brushing easier. The texture lathers sufficiently for efficient coverage and rinses cleanly to reduce residue on coat and skin.

Suitable for

• Routine hygiene for short-haired dog breeds
• Mixed-breed pets with short coats
• Owners seeking a gentle, everyday shampoo for regular bathing
• Preparation of coat before brushing to remove loose hair and dirt

Key specifications

• Volume: 250 ml
• Intended coat type: short-haired dogs
• Usage: universal, regular grooming
• Effects: cleansing of coat and skin, removal of mild odors, supports easier brushing
• Application area: full body coat and skin (external use only)

How to use

Wet the dog’s coat thoroughly with lukewarm water. Apply an appropriate amount of shampoo to the coat and massage gently until it forms a light lather, concentrating on areas with visible dirt. Leave on for a short contact time if needed, then rinse thoroughly until the water runs clear. Dry the dog with a towel or blower set to a suitable temperature, and brush the coat to remove loosened hairs. Avoid contact with eyes and mucous membranes; if contact occurs, rinse with water.

Usage recommendations

Use at intervals suitable to the dog’s activity level and skin condition; for most short-haired pets, bathing every few weeks or after heavy soiling is appropriate. For dogs with sensitive skin or specific dermatological conditions consult a veterinarian before establishing a regular bathing routine.