Buddycare Dog Cologne - Baby Fresh - 200ml - Delicate and Powdery Scented Dog Cologne - Refreshes Between Dog Washes

This is the perfect cologne for my pup. The baby powder fragrance is divine. I get alot of compliments when i take him out and persons smell the scent on him. The scent lasts for a few days before it fades. I will be purchasing a second bottle because it is the best fragrance I have used so far. I has a nice powdery scent that is absolutely pleasing to the nose.

Great scent. Bottle does not leak. Good quality. Easy to apply. Leaves coat soft. Very effective.

Smells just like baby powder! I use it to spray my car too! Scent lasts a few hours, wish it lasted longer. 5 stars for to spot on scent.

Smells amazing

I loveeeeeee this scent, my only issue the scent does not last as long as I would like. I e put it on my little Yorkie I even tried it on one of my wigs it smells just like a baby!

I give this 5 stars because I love this cologne. It’s easy to apply.. Once it’s applied you don’t have to keep reapplying because the scent last a very long time not like others I have used. It’s a very clean scent it smells just like baby powder. It leaves my dog hair soft and it doesn’t leave a sticky buildup.. If you’re thinking about trying it please do you won’t be disappointed!

Please, do NOT buy this product since it is bad for your pet’s health, as you’re about to find out. It smelled exactly like bananas 🍌, and says made in the United Kingdom. But… beneath the deceptive layers of good reviews, expense, and a hope of masking hideous smells lurking in your home and pets fur, it’s very bad deep down in the bottle. The second ingredient is BAD! ITS ALCOHOL DENAT. Now you may have no idea what that is and be shaking your head about to scroll away from this review saying “this person has no idea what they’re talking about!” But… READ ON: Here is what Google says: “Yes, denatured alcohol (alcohol denat) is bad for dogs and should be avoided in dog perfumes and other grooming products. It can cause harm through skin absorption, inhalation, and ingestion if the dog licks its coat. How denatured alcohol can harm dogs Rapid skin absorption: A dog's skin can quickly absorb alcohol, leading to toxicity. Inhaling the fumes can also be dangerous and have a narcotic effect, causing dizziness, drowsiness, or unconsciousness. Skin irritation and damage: Alcohol is very drying and can break down the natural oils in a dog's coat and on its skin. This destroys the skin's moisture barrier and microbiome, making your dog more susceptible to skin infections. Systemic toxicity: Denatured alcohol can lead to poisoning, which is more severe in smaller dogs. Symptoms can appear within 30 to 60 minutes and include: Vomiting and diarrhea Disorientation, stumbling, and lethargy Difficulty breathing Tremors or seizures Hypothermia (low body temperature) In severe cases, coma or death Ingestion risk: Dogs will often lick their coats, which can lead to them ingesting the alcohol and other toxic ingredients in the perfume. Why you should avoid dog perfumes with alcohol The American Kennel Club (AKC) and many veterinarians advise against using products with alcohol on dogs. Given the risk of skin irritation and systemic poisoning, it is far safer to choose an alcohol-free alternative. Many pet-safe colognes and deodorizing sprays are specifically formulated without alcohol to prevent these adverse effects” So you see, DO NOT ORDER THIS PRODUCT! Thanks for reading this review! * The list of ingredients: Aqua (water), Alcohol Denat, PEG-40 Hydrogenated Castor Oil, Phenoxyethanol, Citric Acid, Aloe Barbadensis (Aloe Vera) Leaf Juice, Panthenol (provitamin B5), Elthylhexylglycerin, Parfum, Cinnamal, Coumarin, Eugenol, Linalool

Spell good but didn’t work on my dog

Great to use inbetween washes or when taking them for a playdate.

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Ça sent super bon, je recommande ❤️

Sent les produits pour bébé, ça sent très bon et couvre bien les odeurs de chien

Ottima, delicata, bella nebulizzazione e lascia un profumo talcato molto gradevole sul cucciolo. Certo, se non lo lavate mai e mettete solo questo temo che possa fare ben poco