Balancing eucalyptus dog soap

Troopet's Balancing Eucalyptus Dog Soap will have your dog looking like they've just come from the salon. One wash with this organic dog soap, and they'll be the best smelling doggo on the block.

Dog's are like little kids they don't mind getting dirty if it means having fun. It's cute, but it can get a little stinky (or a lot stinky). That's where Troopets eucalyptus oil dog soap comes in 

Troopets eucalyptus oil dog soap doesn't stop at smelling good. It goes easy on sensitive skin by cleaning your woofer without stripping them of their natural oils. Made in Australia from all-natural ingredients, this organic dog soap is free from petrochemicals and synthetic fragrances. 

This dog soap's beautiful blend of eucalyptus essential oil, citronella essential oil, Australian tea tree oil, peppermint oil, spike lavender oil, and organic shea butter works wonders to transform dry and dull coats. 

What's the inside scoop on eucalyptus oil benefits for dogs? Eucalyptus has natural antibacterial, anti-inflammatory, and insect repellent properties, which means this dog soap helps to keep dirt, fleas, and doggy stink at bay so you don't have to worry between washes. 

Best yet, this organic dog soap is cruelty-free (Troopets never test on animals) and it's even good enough to be used as a daily handwash for hooman hands too. 

Troopets eucalyptus oil dog soap is here to calm down bath time. Less splashing and escape attempts, more sudsy scratches and belly rubs. Use bath time to your advantage and give your woofer a well-earned scritch-scratch. Whether your dog is keen on belly rubs or back scratches are their jam, make sure you get their favourite spot.

If you're loving Troopets' soap, there's more where that came from – they've got lavender and lemon myrtle soap too. Check out their full range here.

Sodium palmate, palm kernelate, water, glycerin, organic shea butter, sodium chloride, sodium gluconate, eucalyptus oil, extract of lemon eucalyptus, lemon-scented eucalyptus oil, citronella oil, Australian tea tree oil, peppermint oil, spike lavender oil

1. Run the bath and test the water temperature on your wrist to make sure it’s lukewarm
2. Rinse your woofer with warm water
3. Cue doggy massage. Work up a rich, bubbly lather and get your floofer foamy. Just like hoomans, woofers need extra attention in some areas, like behind their ears, paws and tail. Rinse your furry friend until they’re soap-free and looking sparkling clean
4. Towel dry, snuggle and watch the salon shine appear!