Dog soap with neem oil (10%) - 1 x 100g per bar

Unscented
Contains: Rice bran oil, extra virgin olive oil, rbd coconut oil, goat's milk, oat's milk, sodium hydroxide, organic cold pressed neem oil, castor oil, and australian organic honey.

Scented
Contains: Rice bran oil, extra virgin olive oil, rbd coconut oil, goat's milk, oat's milk, sodium hydroxide, organic cold pressed neem oil, castor oil, australian organic honey and lavandula angustifolia/lemongrass essential oils

Note:
* Keep soap dry after use to prolong usage.

* Do vinegar rinse after rinsing the dog
"Vinegar is most effective when used as a rinse after you've already shampooed and rinsed your dog. Combine vinegar in a 1-part-to-5-parts mixture with warm water and pour it over your dog, taking care to avoid getting it in his eyes. Rub your dog as you pour the vinegar water over him to distribute it through his coat, then rinse him a couple times with clear water, scrubbing with your fingers all over. In addition to the benefits to his skin and fur, the vinegar rinse will eliminate residue that his shampoo might leave behind. " from https://pets.thenest.com/can-give-dog-bath-vinegar-9953.html


“How often should I bathe my dog?”
"How often you should wash your dog depends on a number of factors, including his health, breed, coat, and activity level, as well as where these activities are taking place. Dogs who spend the day outside rolling around in things they shouldn’t are going to need a bath far more often than ones who spend most of their time on the couch.
if baths are part of a dog’s medical treatment plan, “your veterinarian should give you guidance on how often to bathe and what product to use.” from https://www.petmd.com/dog/grooming/how-often-should-you-bathe-your-dog

"Healthy dogs do not smell bad. If you notice a strange or unusual odor coming especially from the inside of your dog, take her to a vet for a check-up. " from https://www.natural-dog-health-remedies.com/dog-odor.html