Naturally Nice - Dog Colognes
'Buster' one of our regular perfume users
Why dog perfumes
Over the last decade, our dogs have become significant members of our families. Whether we are going to the store, spending a day at the park, or just snuggling in the couch, they are with us more often than ever. Some of us treat them like our children, pampering them with the best things we can possibly provide. I know my dogs certainly come into this last category. My pets are some of my best friends and therefore get treated accordingly.
Nobody likes a smelly dog!
The truth is that many feel offended when stinky dogs are in close proximity to them. Being polite, they usually won’t say anything to you, however they certainly don't want to pat your dog, even if he is the cutest dog on earth. If your dog is going to be accompanying you everywhere you go, keeping him freshly clean and smelling nice is your fundamental job as his owner.
How do I use the colognes
We recommend to start with you shampoo and dry your dog well. Shake the bottle and then spray the cologne thoroughly over your dogs neck and back, once your dog is completely dry. This means you have a clean base to work on. Of course you can use the spray any time you wish however, best results are achieved after you dog has been freshly washed. Our cologne is a great way to extend time between washes for those busy weeks where you just don't have the time to wash your dog. Check out our products now.
What other benefits are there to using our natural spritzers
Can these sprays be used on all dogs
Most dogs can use our therapeutic sprays however, please do not use on puppies under 10 weeks old, or pregnant dogs. Use with caution on dogs prone to seizures and asthma attacks. (use at your own risk). You will see none of our products contain oils that are not suitable for epileptics however, we prefer to be extra cautious about these things.
Listed below are oils that should always be avoided for epileptics.
Camphor, spike lavender (DO NOT confuse it with normal lavender), tansy, thuja, wormwood, rosemary, sage, nutmeg, thujone, fennel, hyssop.
Now that you know all the benefits - take a look at our products and buy now.
Over the last decade, our dogs have become significant members of our families. Whether we are going to the store, spending a day at the park, or just snuggling in the couch, they are with us more often than ever. Some of us treat them like our children, pampering them with the best things we can possibly provide. I know my dogs certainly come into this last category. My pets are some of my best friends and therefore get treated accordingly.
Nobody likes a smelly dog!
The truth is that many feel offended when stinky dogs are in close proximity to them. Being polite, they usually won’t say anything to you, however they certainly don't want to pat your dog, even if he is the cutest dog on earth. If your dog is going to be accompanying you everywhere you go, keeping him freshly clean and smelling nice is your fundamental job as his owner.
How do I use the colognes
We recommend to start with you shampoo and dry your dog well. Shake the bottle and then spray the cologne thoroughly over your dogs neck and back, once your dog is completely dry. This means you have a clean base to work on. Of course you can use the spray any time you wish however, best results are achieved after you dog has been freshly washed. Our cologne is a great way to extend time between washes for those busy weeks where you just don't have the time to wash your dog. Check out our products now.
What other benefits are there to using our natural spritzers
- Environmentally friendly.
- Pure, natural & smell great!! - Let your pampered pooch experience true luxury with our natural perfumes! You too can enjoy the therapeutic benefits when you spray your pooch.
- Natural ingredients - avoiding nasty chemicals, and chemical preservatives.
- Good for our animals and for our environment.
- Affordable.
- No artificial colours or synthetic perfumes.
- Eliminate odor in dogs bedding.
Can these sprays be used on all dogs
Most dogs can use our therapeutic sprays however, please do not use on puppies under 10 weeks old, or pregnant dogs. Use with caution on dogs prone to seizures and asthma attacks. (use at your own risk). You will see none of our products contain oils that are not suitable for epileptics however, we prefer to be extra cautious about these things.
Listed below are oils that should always be avoided for epileptics.
Camphor, spike lavender (DO NOT confuse it with normal lavender), tansy, thuja, wormwood, rosemary, sage, nutmeg, thujone, fennel, hyssop.
Now that you know all the benefits - take a look at our products and buy now.
