DOES YOUR DOG STINK? WELL, YOU COULD BE TO BLAME!

It might sound counterintuitive, but washing your dog too often could be the cause of its odor issues.

When you wash your dog too frequently with harsh shampoos, you can disrupt the skin barrier, resulting in a dull, dry and stinky coat.

So what do you do? You wash it again. And the cycle continues leaving your dog smelling worse and you wasting more time trying to get them clean.

But what if you reduced your washing?

HOW IT WORKS

THE SOLUTION

Scaling back on baths, while brushing your dog daily and using a leave-in conditioner as a moisturizer, will help reset the skin barrier, which allows the natural skin oils to protect the skin and coat like they’re supposed to.

THE PROCESS
1 Wipe for a general freshen up or spot clean
2 Moisturize with Leave in Conditioner
3 A light spritz of Cologne, if you like
4 Brush, brush, brush

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Reset your dog’s skin and reduce their odour with Dr Lisa’s No Wash System. The perfect way to keep them clean between washes.

WHAT YOU GET WITH THE SET

DOG Wipes

A pack of 100% compostable bamboo wipes that are pH balanced for your dog’s coat. Perfect for cleaning and freshening the skin and coat in between baths, and extending the time in between washing.

DOG Leave in Conditioner

A moisturizer for the skin and coat, which helps protect the skin barrier. It keeps your dog’s skin and coat soft and protected.
User after rinsing, wiping or washing. Suitable for damp or dry coats.

DOG Calm Cologne

A water-based natural scent to reduce unwanted dog smells.
With calming lavender and other fancy sounding things, this natural, moisturising scent makes ‘smelling like a dog’ the ultimate compliment.

DOG Slicker Brush

Removing loose hairs and debris, while helping spread the natural oils of the coat.It also reduces and prevents knots and tangles. Brushing your dog daily is one of the best things you can do to prevent dog odor.

DOG Lick Mat

Delicious distraction during bath time, brushing and grooming. Smear it with a small amount of their favorite soft food or spread, and the suction cups will secure the mat in place while you groom your dog.

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Updated April 12, 2023 | 3 min read

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DR LISA’S TOP TIP

“Use our cream conditioner during a soap-free bath. Brush coat first. Wet the coat, massage in Leave in Conditioner cream, rinse off. Follow with a small amount of extra Leave in Conditioner cream or Leave in Conditioner, and then gentle blow dry with a thorough brush.”

MEET THE FOUNDER

Created by a vet, not just endorsed by one.

Dr Lisa Chimes is a practicing Australian veterinarian who works in the emergency and critical care department at the Small Animal Specialist Hospital. Dr Lisa has starred in popular TV shows Bondi Vet and Dr Lisa to the Rescue. She has made regular appearances on morning television shows, as well as newspaper, magazine, digital and radio appearances. You can also find her as a regular guest and MC on the pet expo circuit. She is the author of two children’s books by Penguin - My First Puppy and My First Kitten. Dr Lisa is a proud supporter of a variety of pet rescue organisations.

DR LISA CHIMES
BVSc (hons I) MANZCVS Veterinarian, Founder & CEO

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Odor-neutralizing enzymes

Vegan

Recyclable aluminium bottle

SILICONE BRUSG

PLANT BASED
MADE IN NEW ZEALAND
Odor-neutralizing enzymes
Vegan
Recyclable aluminium bottle
SILICONE BRUSG
PLANT BASED
MADE IN NEW ZEALAND
Odor-neutralizing enzymes
Vegan
Recyclable aluminium bottle
SILICONE BRUSG