DOG by Dr Lisa 5 Piece Starter Collection

Dr Lisa Chimes is a practicing Australian veterinarian who works in the emergency and critical care department at the Small Animal Specialist Hospital, and is the creator of DOG by Dr Lisa. Dr Lisa wanted to create a product range that is natural and safe for dogs and the humans who love them. In doing so, she wanted to ensure to minimise harm to our planet.

DOG by Dr Lisa 5 Piece Starter Collection

DOG By Dr Lisa Wipes 80pk

Wipes are great for cleaning and freshening the skin and coat in between baths. They can be used multiple times daily after meals, walks, toilet mishaps, or slobbering. Wipes are useful to clean the paws, skin-folds, muzzle, around the rear bits, and even the whole body (just not too close to the eyes). They also do a pretty good job at cleaning up doggy mess around the house (remember to patch test your carpet and furniture first). For external use only. Do not use for eye cleaning. Don’t let your pets eat this

DOG By Dr Lisa Leave In Conditioner 500ml

How to Moisturise?

Wet palms. Apply a pea-sized amount to your hand (use a little more for bigger dogs). Rub palms together and use fingers to spread through the coat, just like you would with your own hair products. Once evenly spread, gently massage down to skin for maximum effectiveness. Brush coat thoroughly after application to help disperse the product. Add more conditioner if needed. No need to rinse out. Allow to dry naturally or follow with a gentle blow dry. Apply conditioner after rinsing, washing or wiping

DOG By Dr Lisa Calm Cologne 125ml

How to Use a Cologne?

Shake bottle before use and lightly spray over the coat. Can be used after Leave in Conditioner for extra freshness. Follow by brushing coat for best results. Avoid eyes and nose. For external use only. Don’t let your pets eat this.

DOG By Dr Lisa Wash 500ml

How to Use Wash?

Apply enough pumps to create a lather. Wash the whole body, avoiding the eyes. Give a little massage to show your love. Rinse well. Repeat for extra grubby coats. Washing will be made easier if you brush your dog first to remove loose hair. If the product enters the eyes, rinse with water. Dry ears carefully after bathing. For external use only. Don’t let your pets eat this.

DOG By Dr Lisa Slicker Brush Small

Gently brush away from your dog’s skin in the same direction as the coat grows. Take your time to carefully untangle any knots, just as you would with your own hair. If the tangles aren’t coming out easily, try applying some Leave in Conditioner and use a comb or rake to separate the knot. If you cannot loosen the knot, it’s time to visit your professional groomer or vet. We don’t recommend using scissors to cut out knots, as sometimes you can accidentally cut your dog’s skin. If your dog is nervous with the brush, take it slow and keep the experience positive brushing small areas at a time and using treats or rewards can help.