Healthy Breeds Yorkshire Terrier Oatmeal Shampoo with Aloe - 16 oz

Gentle care for sensitive skin

Healthy Breeds Yorkshire Terrier Oatmeal Shampoo with Aloe is a soap-free cleanser designed for delicate skin. Formulated with colloidal oatmeal and vitamins, it helps support natural moisture while leaving the coat soft, smooth, and manageable.

The pH-balanced formula offers a mild cleanse without harsh irritants and is safe to use with topical flea control products, making it convenient for routine grooming. This shampoo can be used as often as needed without stripping the coat’s natural moisture.

What this formula offers

• Soap-free and pH balanced for gentle cleansing
• Colloidal oatmeal and vitamins to support moisture and comfort
• Hypoallergenic safety and compatibility with topical treatments
• May be used as often as needed without stripping natural moisture
• Made in the USA in federally regulated facilities

Coat care you can expect

With regular use, many dogs experience a softer, smoother coat that’s easier to comb and groom. The oat and aloe blend helps maintain natural moisture and emollients, leaving skin balanced and the coat looking healthier between washes.

Apply a small amount, work into a gentle lather, and rinse thoroughly for a refreshed, clean feel that supports daily grooming routines.

How to use

• Wet the coat thoroughly with warm water.
• Massage a small amount into a lather from head to tail.
• Rinse well and repeat if desired for a deeper cleanse.
• Dry and brush as usual for a smooth finish.

Related options

Healthy Breeds also offers a deodorizing shampoo and a bright whitening shampoo for lighter coats, giving you options tailored to your dog’s grooming goals.

All shampoos from Healthy Breeds are proudly made in the USA in federally regulated facilities, backed by reliable customer service and a satisfaction guarantee. This line focuses on quality, safety, and ease of use for pet parents seeking a gentle care routine.

Note: This formula works well with routine care and topical treatments, but individual results may vary by dog and lifestyle.