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You know your best friend better than anyone and Buddycare knows grooming like the back of its paws. Salon quality, made in the UK.
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Blended, bottled and boxed in Hertfordshire with nothing in it your buddy doesn't need.
Why Choose Our Collection?
From shampoo and conditioner to colognes, balms and skin sprays, every Buddycare product is formulated for real results — gentle enough for daily use, tough enough for muddy walks and matted coats.
Natural Ingredients
Aloe vera, pro-vitamin B5, oat kernel and shea butter nourish skin and coat naturally, while every formula stays free from parabens, sulphates, SLS and SLES.
Nutrition Benefits
Nutrient-rich ingredients like omega 3, 6 & 9, oat kernel oil and vitamin B5 work from the outside in, supporting healthy skin, a glossy coat and everyday wellbeing.
Vet Recommended
Dermatologically tested and pH-balanced, Buddycare formulas are trusted by professional groomers and gentle enough to fit any vet-guided skincare routine.
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Grooming formulas blended and bottled in Hertfordshire, never tested on animals.
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Buddycare FAQs
Are Buddycare products safe for puppies and kittens?
Yes — Buddycare shampoos and conditioners are suitable for all breeds of puppies and kittens from 8 weeks old (12 weeks for the Chlorhexidine range). Always check the individual product label before use.
What ingredients does Buddycare avoid in its formulas?
Every Buddycare shampoo, conditioner and cologne is free from parabens, sulphates, SLS and SLES. Formulas use gentle, baby-product-style surfactants so they're kinder to skin than harsher, cheaper alternatives.
Are Buddycare products vegan and cruelty-free?
Every Buddycare grooming formula is cruelty-free and never tested on animals. All are vegan too, with one exception: Salmon Oil, which contains a natural fish-derived ingredient.
How do I choose the right Buddycare shampoo for my dog?
Match the formula to your dog's needs: Derma Sensitive or Oatmeal for dry, itchy skin, Shed Control for heavy moulters, Flea & Tick for a natural bug-busting wash, or one of the fragranced ranges for an everyday fresh scent.
How often should I bathe my dog with Buddycare shampoo?
Most dogs do well with a bath every 4–6 weeks. Bathing too often can strip natural oils, so pair Buddycare shampoo with regular brushing and a wipe-down after muddy walks in between washes.
Can Buddycare products be used on cats?
Several products, including Buddycare Salmon Oil and the Dental Solution range, are formulated for both dogs and cats. Always check the pack for pet-specific instructions before use.
Why does my dog need a specific dog shampoo instead of human shampoo?
Dog skin sits at a different, more alkaline pH than human skin, so human washes can disrupt its natural barrier and cause dryness or irritation. Buddycare shampoos are pH-balanced and formulated specifically for dogs and cats to keep skin calm and protected.
How do I use Buddycare Salmon Oil or Flaxseed Oil?
Simply pump the recommended daily amount over your pet's food. Rich in omega 3, 6 and 9, they support healthy skin, a glossy coat and general wellbeing in dogs and cats aged 10 weeks and over.
Can Buddycare help with fox poo smell or other stubborn odours?
Yes — the Fox Poo Neutralising Shampoo and Buddycare's deodorising sprays are formulated to break down tough smells rather than just mask them, leaving your dog smelling fresh after even the muddiest, smelliest walks.
Which Buddycare product helps with itchy skin or hot spots?
The Pet Antiseptic Itchy Skin & Hot Spot Relief Spray and Derma Sensitive shampoo range are formulated to soothe irritation, though persistent itching or hot spots should always be checked by a vet.
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