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Dog shampoo question? 
Should i get shampoo with sulfates or non sulfates, and what is the difference? I know that sulfates in human shampoo are bad, but what about dog. Thanks!
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Asked by DanielAnswered 16 years ago.
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Sulfates are not necessarily bad. Sulfates are basically astringents. Like salt, to be used to cleanse and neutralize. I personally use a shampoo line from Rene Furterer fir myself as a stylist, as well as for my Bichons. My female tends to get dry it hy skin on her back. Not si ce I switched her onto our shampoo. Crazy expensive, right! Worth every penny.
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Answered by Celebrity: An Atlanta Hair Salon
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Answered 16 years ago. -
Sulfates is ingredient in all shamppos its what makes it bubble, thats why with kertain treatments its reccommened not to use bc it will remove its chemical in the hair, bc of the sulfates, but that doesnt mean its bad for you. I like shampoo that has sulfates bc it really cleans my hair and i like a lot of lather. Check out my website www.hairbyzaklina.com
Answered by HairBYZaklina
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Answered 16 years ago. -
Most shampoo has some form of sulfate in it. Sulfates make the shampoo lather and help remove dirt and oils from the coat. Unless your dog has a specific problem, they should not be washed more often than every four weeks. You may find some shampoos for pets that do not have sulfates, but as they probably will not lather up be careful to not use to much. Also be careful to rinse all the shampoo out of the coat.
Answered by Cedar Lane Kennels 6901 Dunham Rd, Downers Grove, IL, 60516, 630-969-1198 (Novice with 7 pts.)
Answered 16 years ago.
