IRradicate – Tick Repellent Shampoo 50ml

STEP 1
To prevent water from entering, place a cotton wool ball in the dog’s ears, remove after bath

STEP 2
Wet dog’s coat thoroughly with water. Apply a palmful of IRradicate shampoo. Work up a good lather over the whole body, reaching the skin surface. Keep on for 10 minutes. Avoid snout, eyes, and mouth areas.

STEP 3
Rinse off with cool water. Comb out the coat to remove the immobilized ticks and fleas. Dry with a towel or a hairdryer.

STEP 4
For best results apply IRradicate Biphasic Leave-in Conditioner or IRradicate Oil Spray after the bath. Use IRradicate shampoo twice per week.

IR3535
IR3535 is a proven ingredient by Merck, Germany. It is gentle yet effective insect repellent which is commonly used in baby & kid’s products. It has a broad efficacy against various insects like ticks, fleas, lice, mosquitoes, and other bugs.
Key Benefits:
1. Proven tick and ectoparasite repellent
2. Safe and gentle on the pet’s skin

OATMEAL
Oatmeal is a skin protectant with anti-inflammatory properties that can help soothe itchy and irritated skin. Oatmeal baths can help relieve several bothersome skin conditions. It also helps the skin form a protective barrier and locks in the moisture keeping the skin hydrated.
Key Benefits:
1. Balances pH level
2. Reduces itchiness
3. Anti-inflammatory

VITAMIN E
Vitamin E supports healthy skin and coats. If you turn your dog’s shampoo around, you may notice Vitamin E on the ingredient list, to help reduce flakiness and promote a healthy, glossy coat.
Vitamin E is recommended in the following situations:
4. Moisturizes
5. Soothes dry and itchy skin
6. Healthy and glossy coat

BLEND OF LEMONGRASS, EUCALYPTYUS & TEA TREE OIL
The IRradicate range has a blend of these 3 botanical wonders which have proven to effectively repel ticks and fleas. They also have antibacterial, anti-fungal, and antiseptic skin healing properties and leaves your pet's coat shiny and fragrant.
Key Benefits
1. Antibacterial
2. Anti-fungal
3. Antiseptic
4. Repels ticks & fleas