Give your dog a spa-quality bath with Arm & Hammer Soothing Oatmeal Dog Shampoo. Formulated with natural oatmeal and baking soda, this 591 ml shampoo gently cleanses while soothing itchy, irritated skin. The warm vanilla coconut scent leaves your pup smelling fresh without harsh chemicals or artificial fragrances.

Why Pet Parents Love It

• ✓ Soothes dry, itchy skin with colloidal oatmeal — ideal for dogs with sensitive skin conditions
• ✓ Baking soda naturally deodorises without artificial perfumes or sulfates
• ✓ Gentle enough for weekly use; won't strip natural coat oils
• ✓ Vanilla coconut scent is warm and calming — no overpowering chemical smell

Better Than Standard Dog Shampoos Because

• ✓ Natural oatmeal base vs synthetic fragrance-heavy formulas that irritate sensitive skin
• ✓ Baking soda deodorising vs artificial masking agents that fade within hours
• ✓ Dermatologist-approved pH vs generic shampoos that disrupt skin barrier and cause flaking

Best For

• ✓ Dogs with dry, itchy, or sensitive skin conditions (allergies, eczema, hot spots)
• ✓ Pet parents in India's humid climate seeking weekly cleansing without over-drying
• ✓ Puppies and senior dogs with delicate skin requiring extra-gentle care
• ✓ Dogs that hate bath time — the soothing formula reduces anxiety and discomfort

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Is Arm & Hammer safe for puppies?

Yes, this shampoo is gentle enough for puppies aged 6 weeks and older. Always avoid eyes and ears during bathing.

Q: Will it help with my dog's itching and dandruff?

The oatmeal and baking soda formula is proven to soothe itching and reduce flaking. For severe conditions (ringworm, mange), consult a vet before use.

Q: How often can I use this shampoo?

Safe for weekly use on most dogs. If your pet has severe dermatitis, start with once every 10 days and observe improvement before increasing frequency.

Q: Does it lather well on thick or curly coats?

Yes — the formula lathers nicely on all coat types. Use lukewarm water and massage gently to distribute evenly, especially on double-coated breeds.