Johnsons Oatmeal Shampoo 200ml

Johnson's Oatmeal Shampoo – 200ml

Johnson's build this one around two things and say so plainly: oatmeal extract and vitamin B. Oatmeal is the long-standing answer to a coat that is being scratched rather than one that is dirty, and the shampoo is aimed squarely at itchy skin rather than at deep cleaning.

It is made in the UK and vegan friendly. The 200ml bottle is the smallest of three — Johnson's also produce it in 400ml and a 5 litre container for kennels and grooming rooms — so this is the size for a single dog at home rather than for volume work.

Performance & Benefits

• Oatmeal extract to soothe and nourish itchy skin.
• Vitamin B in the formula alongside the oatmeal.
• Aimed at comfort rather than at heavy-duty cleaning.
• Vegan friendly.
• Made in the UK by Johnson's Veterinary Products, a family business since 1921.
• 200ml bottle.

Suitable For

• Dogs with itchy or irritated skin.
• Regular bathing where a harsh shampoo has been making things worse.
• Households wanting a small bottle rather than a grooming-room size.
• Not a treatment for a diagnosed skin condition — persistent itching needs a vet, not a shampoo.

How to Use

• Wet the coat through with warm water.
• Work the shampoo down to the skin, keeping it away from the eyes and ears.
• Leave it in contact with the skin for a short time before rinsing, so the oatmeal has a chance to work.
• Rinse thoroughly and towel or blow dry.

Specification

• 200ml bottle. Johnson's product code G086.
• Active ingredients as published by Johnson's: oatmeal extract and vitamin B.
• Vegan friendly. Made in the UK.
• Also made in 400ml and 5 litre.
• Johnson's publish no full ingredient list, no fragrance description and no minimum age for this shampoo. Retail listings describing aloe vera, vitamin E, a caramel and vanilla fragrance or a 12-week age limit are not repeating anything Johnson's publish, so none of that is stated here.

Care & Caution

• For external use on dogs only.
• Keep the shampoo out of the eyes and ears, and rinse the coat thoroughly.
• If skin irritation gets worse rather than better after bathing, stop and speak to your vet.