Golden Retriever (Detailed Introduction) 　　

　　Many people do not consider the dog's own needs when buying bathing products, instead thinking from their own perspective. For example, we may focus on the shampoo's fragrance or the amount of foam it produces. Actually, these ideas are wrong. Today, let's talk about the common mistakes when buying shampoo for dogs!

　　1. Open the cap and smell if it’s fragrant

　　Shampoos that are too fragrant can have a significant negative impact on a pet’s sense of smell. Over time, this can dull their olfactory senses and even cause respiratory diseases. Additionally, because artificial fragrances are added, pets with sensitive skin may experience allergic reactions that lead to skin diseases.

　　2. The more foam, the better

　　Excessive foam is caused by foaming agents, and such shampoos often have poor cleaning ability. Long-term use can leave the coat dull, and for breeds with white fur, it can cause yellowing! Also, shampoos that feel especially slippery after washing are problematic because they contain lubricating ingredients that greatly reduce the shampoo's ability to remove dirt and oils and are difficult to rinse out completely.

　　Therefore, when choosing shampoo, we should not select products just based on superficial factors like fragrance and foam quantity. Instead, choose shampoos that smell naturally pleasant and produce fine foam. Especially for pet owners who want their pet’s coat to look beautiful or whose pets have sensitive skin, it's essential to choose high-quality, natural shampoos, preferably those that separate washing and conditioning. Although it is a bit more troublesome when bathing your pet, it will make their coat more beautiful.