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Dog Shampoo
Stella's Blend No.2

$38.95

GOAT MILK | OATMEAL | MANUKA HONEY

Our revitalising goat milk and oatmeal blend dog shampoo is carefully created to enrich and condition the skin. Dogs that have more sensitive skin and are prone to developing allergies. Specifically formulated with the proven power of Australian almond oil and Manuka honey extract. Stella’s blend dog grooming collection is naturally-derived, harnessing the power of lavender, rosemary, and paperbark essential oils to clean and condition delicate skin. This unique, non-irritant scent is just as soothing for dogs as it is enchanting for their owners.

goat milk key ingredient
Goat milk
Manuka honey extract
Manuka honey extract
Paper Bark
Paper Bark

Our revitalising goat milk and oatmeal blend dog shampoo is carefully created to enrich and condition the skin. Dogs that have more sensitive skin and are prone to developing allergies. Specifically formulated with the proven power of Australian almond oil and Manuka honey extract. Stella’s blend dog grooming collection is naturally-derived, harnessing the power of lavender, rosemary, and paperbark essential oils to clean and condition delicate skin. This unique, non-irritant scent is just as soothing for dogs as it is enchanting for their owners.

Product Benefits

Goat Milk Enrichment:

  • Contains essential fatty acids and triglycerides that help condition skin.
  • Lactic acid, an alpha hydroxy acid (AHA), assists in the removal of loose dandruff and skin flakes.
  • Acts as a natural exfoliant; revitalises coat appearance; adds shine to coat and promotes lustre.

Manuka Honey Extract:

  • Revitalises skin appearance and helps smooth skin.
  • Natural benefits suitable for skin prone to irritation.
  • Supports a clean and well-nourished skin.

Stella’s Blend Essential Oils:

  • Blends lavender, rosemary, and paperbark essential oils.
  • Designed to cleanse and condition skin prone to irritation.
  • Offers a distinct and gentle fragrance appreciated by dogs and their owners.
  • The blend aims to create a soothing experience during use.

Lustrous Coat Promotion:

  • Formulated with natural ingredients.
  • Crafted to potentially enhance the shine and volume of your dog’s coat.
  • Every lather is intended to contribute to a healthier-looking skin and coat.

Recommended Coat Types – Suitable for short, double, wire and broken coats.

Recommended For – Dry, flaky and itchy skin, de-shedding, dull or white coats, and greasy or wiry coats.

Proudly made in Melbourne, Australia. 

Note our 5 litre shampoos are classified as a heavy item for shipping.

Ingredients & Aroma

goat milk key ingredient
Goat milk
Manuka honey extract
Manuka honey extract
Paper Bark
Paper Bark
Lavender
Lavender
Rosemary
Rosemary

Aroma
Manuka honey, paperbark, lavender and rosemary blend.


Ingredients

Aloe Barbadensis (Aloe) naturally-derived surfactants,  Goat Milk,   Lavandula Angustifolia (Lavender) Flower Oil, Prunus Amygdalus (Almond) Oil, Rosmarinus Officinalis (Rosemary) Leaf Oil, Citrus Limon (Lemon) Peel Oil, Titanium Dioxide, Citric Acid, Australian botanicals & essential oils.

No SLS or EDTA
Palm Oil & Paraben Free
No Artificial Colours
No Harsh Ingredients

Directions for Use

Simple Ingredients. Simple Directions.

Wet coat thoroughly, then apply shampoo to the palm of your hand. Work throughout your dog’s coat. Rinse thoroughly and towel dry.

For best results shampoo twice and follow with Stella’s Blend No.2 Conditioning & Deodorising Spray.

FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Is Stella’s Blend No. 2 suitable for dogs with dry, itchy or sensitive skin?

Yes. Stella’s Blend No. 2 is formulated with goat milk, oatmeal, aloe vera and Manuka honey extract to gently cleanse and condition skin prone to dryness and irritation. Its nourishing ingredients help maintain skin moisture and leave your dog’s coat feeling soft and refreshed.

2. What coat types is Stella’s Blend No. 2 best suited for?

Stella’s Blend No. 2 is particularly recommended for dogs with double, wire or broken coats. It is also a suitable grooming choice for dogs with dry or flaky skin, dull coats or excess coat oils.

3. Does Stella’s Blend No. 2 help with dandruff and flaky skin?

Yes. Goat milk naturally contains lactic acid, which helps gently remove loose skin flakes, while oatmeal and Australian almond oil help condition the skin. Regular grooming can support a softer, healthier-looking skin and coat.

4. Can Stella’s Blend No. 2 help reduce shedding?

Regular bathing with Stella’s Blend No. 2 can help loosen and remove dead hair, particularly in double-coated breeds. For best results, combine bathing with regular brushing and an appropriate de-shedding tool.

5. How often should I wash my dog with Stella’s Blend No. 2?

Bathing frequency depends on your dog’s coat type, lifestyle and skin condition. Many dogs benefit from bathing every 4–6 weeks, although individual grooming needs vary. If your dog has an existing skin condition, consult your veterinarian for advice on bathing frequency.

6. Should I use a conditioner after Stella’s Blend No. 2 Shampoo?

For best results, follow with Houndztooth Stella’s Blend No. 2 Conditioning & Deodorising Spray. This leave-in conditioning spray helps soften the coat, improve manageability and maintain freshness between washes.

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