Dr. Hansens Equine Apothecary Hydrating Equine Shampoo 16oz

$14.99
SKU
DHH01
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Dr. Hansen’s Equine Apothecary Hydrating Equine Shampoo is a concentrated shampoo designed for routine horse bathing. It builds a rich lather that works through dirt and buildup while rinsing out easily for a clean finish. The formula includes ingredients like aloe, argan, coconut, and avocado oils, making it a practical option for regular use on the coat, mane, and tail.

Product Details:

  • Concentrated grooming shampoo for horses
  • Creates a rich lather for effective washing
  • Suitable for use on coat, mane, and tail
  • Contains aloe, argan oil, coconut oil, and avocado oil
  • Rinses clean for easy grooming
  • Made with ingredients suitable under USEF and FEI competition guidelines

Size & Usage:

  • Package size: 16 oz
  • Dilute a small amount in a bucket and mix with water

This hydrating shampoo works well for regular baths when you want a clean coat and an easy rinse.

More Information
UPC Code 199874530673
Brand Dr. Hansens Equine Apothecary
Weight 0.000000
Product Shipping Fee 0.00
Label/Size Info dhh01.pdf

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