82 reviews forTrixie Aloe Vera Dog Shampoo

The shampoo is really hard to spread, and rinsing it out takes forever.

The shampoo has a double-sided warning label in all languages, stating that the shampoo must not come into contact with the eyes as it causes severe eye irritation! How can something like this be the case with a shampoo? It can easily happen that the shampoo (accidentally) gets into the dog's eyes! I wouldn’t use something like this for myself, and therefore my dog won’t be getting it either!

My dog loves rolling around in smelly stuff, so he needs to be bathed quite often. I tried this shampoo, but every time after using it, my dog gets extremely dry skin, flakes heavily, and his coat becomes dull. He keeps scratching himself and ends up losing a lot of hair. So, I wouldn’t recommend this for sensitive dogs!

I was convinced by the many positive reviews but was unfortunately disappointed. I can't agree with my predecessors; this shampoo really smells awful! The scent is far worse than my dog's usual 'dog smell'—an absolute waste of money!

Unfortunately, I have to leave my first negative review here—I wish I could say I was satisfied! For the first few years, I always used my children's baby shampoo to wash my Husky mix female dog, which she tolerated very well. When this shampoo became available in the rewards shop for points, I thought I'd treat her to something nice and wash her for the first time in seven years with proper dog shampoo. Said and done, but shortly afterwards I noticed that "Ninja" kept licking one spot on her back. Upon closer inspection, I discovered an eczema about the size of a 2-euro coin, which I had to treat with a cortisone ointment. It took three weeks for it to heal completely. I suspect that Ninja reacted to the preservatives/disinfectants and the fragrance and colour additives contained in the shampoo—things that really have no business being in there! My conclusion: I'll stick to baby shampoo and never again use so-called "dog shampoo"!