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Urthly Organics Pet Shampoo Bar

A palm oil free bar soap for pets! Made in Central Victoria, Australia with Neem and Tea Tree oils and Green Clay. Tea Tree and Neem Oil are known pest deterents. Helps keep your pets skin and fur in top shape. Free from SLS, SLES, parabens, fluoride, titanium dioxide, glycols, fragrance and mineral oils. 100g.

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$7.95

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you are making a difference:

  • POI can confirm that all products made by Urthy Organics are 100% palm oil free.
  • By purchasing products from Urthly Organics you will be supporting a small Australian business that are producing quality products that are 100% ethical and palm oil free.

features:

  • Made with love.
  • Great fpr washing dogs, horses, guinea pigs, rabbits, and other furry animals, apart from cats.
  • Acquiring ingredients straight from the grower where possible.
  • Produced in a sustainable environment.
  • Made in Central Victoria, Australia.
  • Certified organic hemp oil grown in northern NSW.

ingredients:

Saponified *olive oil, coconut oil, and *hempseed oil , *shea butter, stockholm tar, salt. *Organic ingredient.

100g. Each handcrafted product may differ slightly in appearance from the photos.

Made in Australia.

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By (Kensington, Australia) on 07 Nov. 2018 (Urthly Organics Pet Shampoo Bar) :
(5/5) 

great

no stinky dog, no palm oil, no plastic. Awesome.

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By (Cromer, Australia) on 07 Nov. 2018 (Urthly Organics Pet Shampoo Bar) :
(5/5) 

Great pet shampoo

I love that it is free from all the nasties that plague any kind of cosmetic or body product. Being palm oil free is another huge plus. I just need to get the dog to enjoy being bathed now!

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