The complete wash-and-rinse system for long-coated dogs.
Long coats are high-maintenance for one specific reason: they tangle. A shampoo alone lifts dirt but leaves the cuticle rough, and rough cuticle means mats by the next day. Pairing a shampoo with its matching conditioning rinse is what actually keeps a long coat brushable between grooms.
What's inside
Forbis Long Coat Aloe Shampoo (750 ml) — Formulated for breeds that carry length: Shih Tzus, Lhasas, Golden Retrievers, Doodles, Spitz. Aloe-based and gentle enough for regular washing, it cleans without stripping the coat of the natural oils that keep long hair pliable rather than brittle.
Forbis Aloe Rinse Conditioner (750 ml) — The follow-up step. Smooths the hair shaft so the brush glides instead of catching, cuts down on static and flyaway, and leaves the coat soft with a healthy shine. This is the product that makes the difference between a ten-minute brush-out and a forty-minute one.
How to use
Wet the coat thoroughly. Work the shampoo through to the skin, rinse completely. Apply the rinse, leave it for two to three minutes, then rinse out fully. Towel dry and blow-dry while brushing in sections — drying a long coat without brushing is how mats form.
Why buy the pair
Salon-size 750 ml bottles of both, matched to the same aloe base, at less than the cost of buying them separately. If you're bathing a long-coated dog every two to three weeks, this set will last you months.
