Groomer’s Goop Pre-Bath Pet Degreaser Treatment - Professional Strength Formula Removes Tough Oil & Grime from Dog & Cat Coats, Conditions Skin, Dye-Free - 14 oz Can

Amazing stuff! We live in a wooded area and our dogs get skunk sprayed multiple times a year. I’ve tried numerous products as well as the scientist/vet recommended Dawn-HydrogenPeroxide-BakingSoda combination. Nothing works as well as the Goop Degreaser for pets! This stuff is easy to use and doesn’t irritate my dog’s face/eyes/ears. At o’dark thirty, you don’t want to be mixing a bunch of stuff to bathe your dog after another tangle with a “spicy squirrel.” I just apply on my dog’s fur, let it sit for about 5 minutes, then rinse with lots of water. I’m so happy to have found this product!

It is a very good product which I use first then make sure I shampoo it off as it is a little harder to wash out compared to the Liquid groomer group. Both products are great. This one just takes paying attention to getting it all washed out. Works great.

Wow I finally found something that worked on my cat's tail. Have a Flame Point Himalayan rescue. When I got him, he was neutered and his coat was in bad shape on his tail. Despite bathing him, the skin under his tail fur always looked dirty. I had taken him to a cat dermatologist for scratching himself bloody on his head and neck from allergies. The dermatologist told me on a side note he had stud tail and gave me some small expensive vials to try on him. Another time, a regular vet looked at me with disgust believing it was from fleas even though I stated what the dermatologist had told me. I tried many things and this is the awesome product that finally worked. A few minutes before I put him in the tub (about 5 inches of water), I put globs of this product on his furry tail and gently rubbed it on. Once in the tub, I shampooed his body with his KetoChlor shampoo. When I finally got back to rinsing his tail with cups of water to my amazement I could actually see pink skin under the fur. Something had finally got the brown crud and black specks off his skin. At first, I was a bit concerned this had burned his skin since it was pink and he has very sensitive skin, but he didn't seem bothered by it. In the beginning, his long tail fur was a bit flat but now it is completely back to fluffy. By the way, I found out about this product researching on the internet about stud tail on purebreads and would highly recommend this product for that dirty looking skin on the tail.

We have a long-haired cat that has had oily fur for most of her life. Baths would degrease and soften her otherwise gorgeous coat for a few days at a time, but the oil always returned pretty quickly. One use of Groomer's Goop and she has had soft, grease free hair for over a month now.The only caveat/concern we have is that it caused a considerable amount of fur on her back near her tail to "melt" (clump up and come off). She's not bald, but it looks like she was sheared in one section back there. Not sure if it is just because we left it on too long or something else, but it is something we'll be very careful about when she needs a new application.Or, if she needs a new application...so far, so grease-free good!

I used this on a purebred Australian Blus Healer. Although it did seem to work well and her white was less dingy looking after using the "goop" I felt like a clarifying product might have been a better result. She still felt greasy, is the word that comes to mind. Over all it did what was promised. Also the product doesn't go as far as I had hoped. Seemed to take a large amt of product to really work it through her fur. I do plan on buying another jar of it to try on my cats.

Been using for years still works like always

I’m professional pet groomer we use it for oily coats including cats “studs tails “

I’ve been dealing with stud tail in my neutered cat. Nothing would get off the black gunk. This stuff worked! I let it sit on for about 10 minutes and his tail washed clean!