FIDO’S Fresh Coat Spray For Cats and Dogs – 125ml

Fido’s?Fresh Coat Spray For Cats and Dogs – 125ml

Fido’s Fresh Coat Spray contains?a special combination of absorbent lanolin and silicone for use on dogs and cats.

A cologne and conditioner, Fido’s Fresh Coat Spray freshens the coat, detangles and moisturises.?The lanolin and silicone work together to restore the natural sheen and lustre of your pet’s coat.

An effective and long lasting deodorant, Fido’s Fresh Coat Spray eliminates odours and leaves the coat smelling fresh for hours.?It is commonly used before discharge from boarding, grooming and showing.

It?is also used between washes or to provide a finishing touch after washing to promote healthy, shiny hair.

Features:

• Suitable for dogs and cats
• Non-greasy and fast absorbent
• Coat deodoriser and detangler
• Enhances natural lustre
• Effective for use with flea and tick control
• Suitable for use on wet or dry coats

Fido’s Fresh Coat Spray can be used on dogs and cats on long-term flea and tick control.

It won’t interfere with the effectiveness of any flea or tick control products, including spot ons and chewables.

Ingredients

Nonoxynol-9, Chlorhexidine gluconate, Glycerol, Fragrance, silicone emulsion and lanolin.

Fido’s Fresh Coat Spray

Directions for Use

1. Spray from a distance of around 15cm.
2. Apply a light mist over your pet’s coat, taking care to avoid the eyes.
3. Can be used on wet or dry coats.

Benefits of Bathing Cats and Dogs

Regular bathing is an important part of pet care.

There are numerous benefits to bathing your cat and dog, especially when you use?Fido’s Fresh Coat Spray that particularly supports long-term flea treatments.

While pet owners should avoid excessive bathing, the benefits of bathing can include:

• Removes dirt, fungus and odours
• Keeps the coat clean
• Reduces shedding

Bathing can also help to prevent and treat many health conditions, ranging from bacterial, fungal or yeast infections to certain parasites.

For pets with pre-existing health conditions, always follow the advice of your veterinarian.