TropiCleanNo Rinse Waterless Dog Shampoo | Detangling & Deodorizing Dry Shampoo for Smelly Pets | Moisturizes Dry Skin | USA Made | Papaya Scent | 7.4oz

Cats generally don’t need baths (unless they get soiled) because they groom themselves; they only need brushing. But this product is great for giving them a very mild, no-stress freshening up.I got this shampoo for my very fluffy, medium-hair cat. He is not as fastidious about grooming as most cats, and is exceptionally fluffy as well, so he really benefits from regular grooming. I’ve been using  B06XPQ2WFB Pogi’s Grooming Wipes  to wipe him down once a week or so. I like them, but this shampoo seems to be more cleansing and definitely does a better job of deodorizing. That makes sense, as the grooming wipes only contain water, Vitamin E, and plant extracts, whereas this product contains some kind of cleanser and odor neutralizer.The shampoo dispenses as a light foam. The scent is quite strong, but gets toned down once you apply it. It has a very thin, watery texture as you work it in, but dries very quickly after you massage it in. I brushed my cat beforehand to make sure there weren’t any tangled in the way, then worked the product in a little at a time—about six or eight pumps total. I quickly brushed him afterward to help disperse the product along his fur. Cats are wiggly about this sort of thing, but it doesn’t take more than a minute or two to spread this product more or less all over. I just did what I can, but still got a great result: his coat feels soft and fluffy, and has no smell at all. The product has taken away any odor and has not left him smelling perfumed at all. Kitties have sensitive noses, so I really like that.My only issue with this product is its lack of a specific ingredients list. Even their website doesn’t specify exactly what cleanser it uses. I assume they’re able to get away with that because it’s for pets, not humans, but it would be nice to get some transparency. I tested it on my own skin before using it on my cat, and kept an eye on him after I cleansed him in order to make sure he wasn’t in any discomfort. I strongly suggest everyone do the same.

My two cats and dog always smell like coconuts. They get compliments from guests who come to my house who are surprised that they don't have that "animal funk." I usually use this every 2-3 times a week. They may not like it too much, but at least I'm not dunking them in the tub for showers. (BTW, I know cats clean themselves. But all animals, including cats, tend to stink just a little bit. If you have a sensitive nose like me, this product works wonders for them.)Its completely safe and I think me paying this extra attention to their grooming has greatly reduced hairballs, especially for the older cat that I adopted.

Works GREAT. My Dad has an obese cat who is oily and has a lot of dandruff, mainly because she is too big to groom herself. So I decided to intervene and help her out. Bought some of this, hoping it would help. I massaged it in, throughout all of her fur. I them brushed her completely out, multiple times. You might have to repeat and do another application/brushing. After we were done and she was dry, I was SO impressed! Her dandruff was dramatically reduced, and she was SO soft! The oily feeling was totally gone, and this was the best and cleanest she had felt since she was a kitten. I HIGHLY recommend this stuff! Whether you’re wanting to use it for dander/dandruff, looking for a way to bathe your cat w/o water, or need to help a fat and/or elderly cat bathe the spots they can’t reach. It’ll work great for any of those things! Just make sure you have a brush (I used a wire one) because it really helps make the process easier and helps get a better clean/get rid of dandruff. 10/10!

The smell only last for about 5 min if even that long and this was put on a inside dog that is not smelly or dirty it’s more like water than foam the bottle is hard to hold onto after you get your hands wet from rubbing it into your dogs coat I personally think this is a waste of time and moneyDo I recommend-NoWould I buy again-No

This product was very sticky and made my dogs hair sticky, greasy and completely knotted. I really wanted this to work, my dog hates the water and bath time I thought this would be the perfect solution. I was very wrong. Now his hair is in knots that hurt him when I comb him and he needs a bath more than before I used this.

I've tried a number of different waterless shampoos for cats over the last 5 years, but this is my favorite one so far. It smells great, it's not messy, and the cats didn't mind it at all. I found it to work very well for deodorizing their coats. I wish I had found this one sooner while I still had my very elderly cats -- they were both age 20 and not cleaning themselves very well any more. This would have been great for them. I like the smell of it much better than the shampoo I was using when I still had them. I used this on my new kittens, who were a bit stinky when I got them. Since they had colds, I didn't want to get them all wet with a regular bath. This really did "de-stink" them and it didn't frighten them when I used it.

Goes on more liquid than foam and if not rinsed out, it leaves the fur in stiff, sticky spikes that can't be combed or brushed through. So... it might work as a shampoo but if you try to use it as a "waterless" shampoo, you'll regret it. Also, the "deep cleaning" claim is a joke. It doesn't clean the fur. It just adds a tropical scent. I gave up on it and instead just used warm water from a syringe, which was much more effective.

We're big fans of TropiClean and I thought this might make our Persians pretty happy as it's a waterless foaming face wash. They get their eyes cleaned 1-2 times daily. Unfortunately, this foam is rather useless: firstly, for any flat-faced breeds of cats or dogs, do note that it's a significantly firm foam, so it tends to want to get in their noses and is difficult to work into the actual fur around the eyes or mouth (a liquid with a pump top dispenser would be better for this than foam) and secondly, 'foam in nose head shaking' aside, it just doesn't work. It doesn't budge tear stains whatsoever; I find that plain cooled tea or even micellar water (don't get it in their eyes) works swimmingly but this doesn't lift any staining at all.

I usually get the cat foam from pets at home but thought I could save myself a trip. I was expecting a foam to come out the bottle but instead the pump released squirts of bubbly water. I thought I'd try it on the cat anyway to see if it will at least make her smell better. It made a very small improvement and the other foams I've used a very quick drying but this one didn't.

Not impressed pump doesnt work had to change to another I had, not as good as I expected and took a ridiculous amount of time to arrive and no communication from seller

I BATH MY TWO LITTLE YORKSHIRE TERRIERS WHO DETEST ME TO PUT WATER ON THEIR FACE SO I FIND THIS SO EASY TO USE THEY DONT SEEM TO MIND IT AND NO RINSING. MY DOGS ARE ONLY TINY SO A BOTTLE DOES LAST AWHILE AND ITS A LOVELY SMELL,NOT TO OVER POWERING AND CLEAN LITTLE FACES IN BETWEEN THE GROOMERS.

Does a reasonable job of cleaning our cockapoos beard. It certainly leaves that and his paws smelling better