Davis Oatmeal Leave-On Dog & Cat Conditioner, 12-Ounce, DM112 12

Works on my dogs. It makes them soft and smell good. My boy is very itchy and I use their shampoo anThen i follow up with this and he's stopped itching. Sometimes i put a small amount on direct from the bottle, which is a bit harder to get even on them. Its better to dilute some in a water bottle or cup, shake/stir it good and slowly pour it over them for nice even coverage. No rinsing needed. It makes my girls more wire coat soft and fluffy for a few days. I reccomend their products for itchy dogs.

Works great for my Rottweiler dogs. We experience a lot less flaking when using this compared to other regular dog conditioners you can buy from the pet store. Just make sure to rinse really good after. Dogs aren’t itchy and doesn’t dry them out.

Made dogs fur so soft and skin looked great

My GSD has allergies, that causes her to lose patches of fur and scaly skin. We have tried numerous supplements, vet medications etc. (Too many to count and lets not even add up the cost). This was my last resort, had little faith it would help, but why not give it a try. It is AMAZING! I lather her up every other day, and her skin that was scaly, is soft and moisturized. She enjoys having it placed on, free massage in her mind. The smell is great. It was nice to finally see my pup not scratching after this application, yet relaxing. I will be purchasing this again!

I love this as my dog is very easy to have a itching problem and this has really helped her. It only takes a small amount to work into her coat and onto her skin. I just massage it in and leave it in her coat. She just loves the massaging and looks and smells so good.

I used this on dogs for customers when working as a groomer so i knew a lot of vets recommended it for itching and other skin problems- and i knew getting a dog dry after using it was almost impossible (the film it left in the fur made it tacky and clump). I also knew once it had taken its own sweet time drying- the fur would be amazingly soft and moisturized.I had never used it on my own dogs until about 6 months ago. We moved to a place with MUCH dryer air and my poor pups mild allergies and itching ramped way up as their skin and coats dried out in the wind. I bought a moisturizing and anti-itch shampoo that i pre-mixed before each bath in very warm water in a couple of reused old water or soda bottles. Then i scrub the watered down shampoo onto my dry dogs. This way i make sure the entire dog gets treated (if its wet- then its soapy) and it makes for less chance of soap in the dogs eyes or ears. I let it sit for 10 minutes- skip this part and you’ll be lucky to see any improvement. Then i rinse with warm water (even if its from a few gallon jugs or 2 liter bottles)- cold water makes the coat hold onto more oil and stink and even possibly the allergens stuck in that body oil. Then i towel them off so they aren’t dripping. After that i take more bottles this time with this condition premixed in warm water. It doesn’t matter that its been watered down- this stuff is intense. You should have enough conditioner in the water that you can feel the slickness of the conditioner on your hands and and the water is white and not see through. Then i soak them with it. I use a fair amount because i want them really having a lot of the conditioner on each part of their bodies. I give them some pets and a few treats so they don't roll around while i let them drip for a minute or so then i towel them off- as dry as i can possibly get then. They will take longer than usual to dry. Its really annoying. I throw old blankets over my dogs beds if they have to be inside (with wet dog smell for a looong time). Or i lock them onto a small paved area with no dirt for them to grind into their coats.Once they are are dry completely they are sooo lovely and soft. Best of all they are so much more comfortable. They usually sleep deeply for a long time after their conditioning baths- finally able to sleep without waking to itch. Ive started topping off this process whenever they start to itch by just making the conditioner and warm water mix and dousing them with it. Then towel them off and let them dry.This helped my guys so much they are back off meds and a lot happier

My dog has a severe flea allergy. Most flea preventatives do not kill fleas until they bite - this leaves my dog constantly itchy and flea baths are no help. This summer was especially awful following a mild winter. I used the conditioner yesterday on soaked hair/skin - without shampooing first - just to see what would happen and to prevent drying my dogs skin anymore. WOW - he hasn't scratched in the 16 hours since I conditioned him. He smells good. His previously course hair is almost soft, I didn't even think that was possible with his terrier breed. The red spots around his tail from constant licking are almost gone. His belly is white and cool to the touch vs it's prior red, warm, inflamed state.I was worried he would dry greasy - and it did take MUCH longer than normal for him to be completely dry, during which time he was greasy and not pleasant to touch - but after drying he is soft and not greasy at all! I would recommend this to anyone with an itchy dog!

I suffer from chronic migraines and I put thks on my puppy one time and the smell is kust noxious. It smells bad to me and triggers a migraine. I'm pretty disappointed.It also leaves a weird grayish sticky film ony pup.