Apple Cider Vinegar Rinse - Herbs Galore

Our concentrated apple cider vinegar (ACV) rinse does not contain any water. It must be diluted before using and will produce substantially more uses than similarly sized bottles of diluted vinegar rinse. An ACV rinse can help remove leftover soap or shampoo residue after a bath, help alleviate dandruff and itchy skin, and leave the coat shiny and soft. It deodorizes and is a natural flea and flying insect repellent. Our ACV rinse is infused with Horsetail, Rosemary, Nettle, Burdock Root, Basil, and Lavender that promote healthy a coat and skin. This rinse does not contain any additional scent.

Mix 1 to 2 tablespoons of ACV Rinse with 8 ounces of warm water. Double for large dogs. Pour through wet coat after shampooing. Massage to distribute rinse throughout the coat. Rinse and towel dry. 

• If you have never used an ACV rinse on your dog, do a 24-hour spot test before applying it to your dog’s entire body. Signs of allergy would include vomiting, reddish skin, and/or itching and scratching.

• Avoid pouring near your dog’s eyes.

• The vinegar scent will disappear as fur dries. 

To use as a dandruff preventative, rub the diluted solution into your dog’s skin just prior to giving him or her a bath (never do this without having done a 24-hour spot test), then wash it off in the bath. 

To use as a natural flea or insect repellent during a walk, dilute 50-50 with warm water and spray on your dog’s coat prior to your walk.