I have been bathing my Dandie 2 x weekly with Hexadyne shampoo. A vet tech friend gave me a small bottle of Dermachlor to try. It leaves her coat in better shape as it is NOT so drying as the Hexadyne. This is important as she has a soft coat and matts easily.

<p>I had contracted a MRSA infection and did not want to pass it on to my dog Em. As a precaution I felt it important to get him clean and free of any possible MRSA colonization that could infect him or re-infect myself or any of our other family members. The dermachlor came highly recommended due to its specific ability to mitigate MRSA and other possible bacterial and fungal nasties. The lather was rich and it did not bother his eyes or nose and mouth. The scent was a plus as well, as it didn't have an overly medicinal perfume to it at all. I will be bathing him with dermachlor as needed, most likely 1x/month, depending on how frequently he needs it due to the weather, etc... Overall I'm extreemely pleased with this product and have recommended it to family and friends.</p>

My dog Bo seems to get into some filthy stuff and I started using Dermachlor 2% shampoo before we went on trips with him or he spent time inside. It's a large jug that lasts for quite some time depending on animal size. I really like the smell of it too :)

I need to bath my large German Shepherd once a week with Dermachlor shampoo. Her fur is thick and requires a double shampoo, I was really pleased to be able to purchase a gallon jug, if only it came with a pump! Dermachlor leaves her smelling fresh and is great for her skin condition, due to allergies.