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Hemp & Goat Milk
Dog Shampoo Bar

$14.95

CLEAN | MOISTURISES

Gently cleanse and condition your dog’s skin and coat with Houndztooth Hemp & Goat Milk Dog Shampoo Bar. Formulated for dogs with delicate or sensitive skin, this natural, low-irritant shampoo bar combines nourishing hemp seed oil and goat milk with tea tree, peppermint, lavender and native Australian botanicals. Rich in naturally occurring fatty acids, it helps moisturise and soften the skin, remove loose dandruff and flakes, and revitalise the coat for optimal skin and coat health. Palm oil-free, sustainably packaged and proudly made in NSW, Australia.

Size

200g

hemp seed oil
Hemp Seed Oil
goat milk key ingredient
Goat milk
Rosemary
Rosemary

Gently cleanse and condition your dog’s skin and coat with Houndztooth Hemp & Goat Milk Dog Shampoo Bar. Formulated for dogs with delicate or sensitive skin, this natural, low-irritant shampoo bar combines nourishing hemp seed oil and goat milk with tea tree, peppermint, lavender and native Australian botanicals. Rich in naturally occurring fatty acids, it helps moisturise and soften the skin, remove loose dandruff and flakes, and revitalise the coat for optimal skin and coat health. Palm oil-free, sustainably packaged and proudly made in NSW, Australia.

Size

200g

Product Benefits

Gentle Cleansing & Conditioning – Effectively cleanses and conditions your dog’s skin and coat, with a low-irritant formulation suitable for delicate or sensitive skin.

Nourishing Hemp & Goat Milk – Combines hemp seed oil, rich in naturally occurring fatty acids, with goat milk to nourish and moisturise the skin and coat.

Supports Optimal Skin & Coat Health – Helps maintain soft, supple skin while revitalising the coat, leaving it clean, conditioned and naturally lustrous.

Natural Exfoliation & Coat Care – Goat milk contains naturally occurring lactic acid, which assists in removing loose dandruff and skin flakes during bathing.

Botanical Ingredients – Enriched with essential oils and native Australian botanicals for a fresh, naturally inspired grooming experience.

Palm Oil-Free & Sustainably Packaged – Made without palm oil and presented in packaging designed to minimise environmental impact. Proudly made in NSW, Australia.

Ingredients & Aroma

hemp seed oil
Hemp Seed Oil
goat milk key ingredient
Goat milk
Rosemary
Rosemary
Eucalyptus
Lavender
Lavender
Lemon Myrtle
Lemon Myrtle
Lemon Myrtle

Aroma
Hemp Seed, Rosemary, Eucalyptus, Lavender and Lemon Myrtle blend.


Ingredients

Saponified Coconut Oil (Sodium Cocoate), Purified Water (Aqua), Plant Origin Glycerine (Glycerin), Goatsmilk, Hemp Seed Oil (Cannabis Sativa Seed Oil), Essential Oils of: Rosemary (Rosmarinus Officinalis Oil), Eucalyptus (Eucalyptus Globulus Leaf Oil), (Lavender (Lavandula Angustifolia), Lemon Myrtle (Backhousia Citriodora Leaf Oil)

Directions for USe

Wet coat thoroughly, rub the soap on your hand and apply to your dog’s coat. Reapply as required. Rinse thoroughly and dry. For best results, shampoo twice and follow with our any of our conditioning or detangler sprays.

FAQs

1. Is Hemp & Goat Milk Dog Shampoo Bar suitable for sensitive skin?

Yes. Houndztooth Hemp & Goat Milk Dog Shampoo Bar is formulated for dogs with delicate or sensitive skin. Its gentle, low-irritant formulation combines hemp seed oil, goat milk and carefully selected botanical ingredients to cleanse and condition the skin and coat.

2. What are the benefits of hemp seed oil and goat milk for my dog’s skin and coat?

Hemp seed oil contains naturally occurring essential fatty acids that help moisturise and condition the skin and coat. Goat milk contains fatty acids and lactic acid, which contribute to soft, supple skin and help remove loose dandruff and skin flakes during bathing.

3. Can Hemp & Goat Milk Dog Shampoo Bar help maintain healthy skin and coat?

Yes. The shampoo bar is designed to gently cleanse, moisturise and condition your dog’s skin and coat. Regular grooming helps remove everyday dirt and loose skin flakes, leaving the coat feeling soft, refreshed and naturally lustrous.

4. How do I use Hemp & Goat Milk Dog Shampoo Bar?

Thoroughly wet your dog’s coat with lukewarm water. Gently massage the shampoo bar over the coat to create a lather, avoiding the eyes, ears and mouth. Massage through the coat, rinse thoroughly and dry your dog as usual. Allow the bar to dry between uses.

5. How often should I bathe my dog with Hemp & Goat Milk Dog Shampoo Bar?

Bathing frequency depends on your dog’s coat type, lifestyle and individual skin needs. The shampoo bar can be incorporated into a regular grooming routine to maintain a clean, conditioned coat. Avoid over-bathing, which may strip the skin and coat of natural oils.

6. Is Hemp & Goat Milk Dog Shampoo Bar palm oil-free and Australian made?

Yes. Houndztooth Hemp & Goat Milk Dog Shampoo Bar is made without palm oil and is proudly manufactured in NSW, Australia. Its solid shampoo format and thoughtfully selected packaging offer a convenient alternative to traditional liquid shampoos.

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