Ruby Red Shampoo For Dogs

Let’s face it: yeast can be a beast. Red, crusty, inflamed skin, hair loss, itch and of course that undeniable corn chip smell during a yeast flare is the epitome of naughty skin. Tired of traditional fungal treatments that don’t work, smell horrible or further dry out the skin and contribute to excessive itch leading to secondary bacterial infections? Then it’s time you show your dog’s skin and coat some L.O.V.E. and take it from naughty to nice with Ruby Red Shampoo from the L.O.V.E. Collection by Haus of Zsa Zsa Couture!

Specially formulated to combat yeast and the most common secondary skin issues that arise during a yeast flare, Ruby Red Shampoo fights yeast with a homeopathic blend of essential oils, raw, organic Neem oil and Organic Apple Cider Vinegar while repairing damage to the skin, increasing circulation, balancing skin pH and providing a bright citrus scent to heal both mind and body along the way. Fortified with the healing power of goat milk, Ruby Red combats yeast and secondary skin infections resulting from yeast flares while calming inflammation, soothing itch, eliminating dry skin and excess oil build up to rejuvenate skin and regrow coat. Ruby Red transforms even the naughtiest of skin and coat in to nice, healthy, happy skin and coat that glows from within.

Shower your dog in the healing power of L.O.V.E. And watch their skin and coat transform from naughty to nice with products you won’t hesitate to buy twice!

Directions for use: Shake well before use Wet dog thoroughly with warm water. Lather and massage into skin and coat in a circular motion avoiding eyes, ears, nose and mouth. Rinse thoroughly. For best results use in combination with the full Ruby Red line and sugar free, starch free species appropriate protein-based diet that incorporates broad leafy greens and probiotics. Prior to dietary changes always consult with a certified canine nutritionist. This product does not replace traditional medical products or advice. Seek medical attention from a licensed veterinarian if your dog's condition does not improve.