Vibrant Life Dander Reducing Foaming Cat Shampoo

this stuff is great 👍 it has no scent/smell which as we all know, will vanish in a short time 😀 the foam is soft, easy cleaning as there is no need for rinsing i especially like the pump because it leaves one hand free which makes it super easy to use, a little goes a long way too!

This is a great foaming wash for cats. My two cats hate taking a bath, but they didn't mind getting washed with this. I just used some in my hand, and spread it all over. Then I used a dry towel to remove it. They looked and smelled clean. I used a brush and got a lot of fur off.

This has a lot less prominent smell than most of the other cat shampoo we've gotten from Walmart. Cats have a very sensitive respiratory system so this was something I was very concerned about, but our cat seems to react just fine to it. The foaming feature really helps lather the soap well enough to not need to use a lot, unlike the non-foaming version.

I brought in a stray cat who was dirty from living in the streets. I tried bathing him in my bathtub first and that was a huge mistake. I called a local pet store and they recommended a waterless shampoo. After some research, I ordered the Vibrant Life Dander and Odor Reducing Waterless Foaming Cat Shampoo. I sat him on a fluffy towel and was able to clean him right up. After drying him with the towel, I used a grooming glove to brush him and he was purrfect. Absolutely no odor. I highly recommend!

EASY TO USE. INITIALLY NO SCENT BUT REMOVED HORRIBLE ODOR FAST. AFFECTIVE LEFT ANIMAL SMELLING FRESH! FAIR PRICE.

This irritated my cat's skin and made them itchy and made their fur rough. It didn't clean their fur AAB's made the shedding worse. It lathered but that was it.

Use with caution! I used a few pumps on my cat and he had a horrible reaction after ingesting some during bathing himself. Drooling and lethargic. I had to rise it off with cool water. I only decided to use it to avoid a full bath because it's stressful on him but I ended up giving him one while he was sick.

Water — Good, obviously. Sodium Laureth Sulfate — Eh. It's a cleansing agent that can sometimes irritate sensitive skin. Mild in humans but cats are way more sensitive, especially with frequent use. Coco-Glucoside — Gentle, plant-based cleanser. Good. Glycerin — Moisturizer. Fine. Butylene Glycol — Humectant (keeps moisture in). Pretty standard, no big deal. Tetrasodium EDTA — Stabilizer. Safe in small amounts, but not ideal if licked a lot. Methylchloroisothiazolinone and Methylisothiazolinone — Red flags here, These are preservatives. They've been linked to skin irritation and allergic reactions — even in humans. They are very not great if your kitty has sensitive skin, allergies, or licks herself a lot after you apply it. Avena Sativa (Oat) Kernel Extract — Oats are calming and good for skin. Yay!

this is the worst stuff that I ever used on my cat. it made her fur so bad that she won't even clean and herself anymore. now I have to look for a new cat shampoo to use because this is trash. I would not recommend this to friends or anybody else. if I could rate this less than one star I would.

This stuff doesn't work for nada. My cat still stinks. So I did what I should've done in the first place: washed her butt with soap and water 🙄😏