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Can you use on dry fur/fleece to brush through between washes?
Hi, It requires the product to be diluted if you are using the rinse method, you don’t need to wash the dog although I would advise you do, but it will obviously wet your dog when diluted as it’s in half a litre of water! And the ‘wrap’ method is also used at the end of a bath for professional use.
If you are wanting to spray it undiluted onto the coat I would only use it very sparingly, however that would then mean that it’s not getting to the base of the coat and the skin and working it’s magic properly. It’s not going to do any harm as it’s there’s no nasty ingredients but it may make your dog look a little oily if you use loads, and it's not the best way to use it.
You could use it neat in a concentrated spot to help work out nasty knots, and again would work best wet.
For best use I always advise use after bathing, whether they do the rinse method or wrap method.
Hope that helps!