No Knots Detangling Dog Shampoo
Say goodbye to knots and tangles with Ra Hund's No Knots Dog Shampoo. The ultimate grooming solution for your canine companion. Specially formulated to clean, detangle, and strengthen your dog's coat, this shampoo is a must-have for dogs with long, double, silky, fleece, or wool coats.
For the dog who sleeps in a hedge. A detangling shampoo built for knot-prone coats. Washes and loosens at the same time. Cleans while it works on existing tangles. Organic formula, no nasties. No parabens, no sulfates, no shortcuts. Pairs with the No Knots Conditioner. A full wash system for high-maintenance coats.
Organic Coconut Milk, Natural probiotics, Coconut Oil, Organic Aloe Vera, Macadamia Oil, Natural Essential Oils, Cocoloco scent.
Wet coat thoroughly, then apply No Knots Shampoo to the whole coat. Rinse. For a very knotty coat, re-apply No Knots shampoo to moisturise skin and re-hyrate coat. Rinse. Follow with No Knots Conditioner, then Detangling Spray.
The Rå Hund guarantee
Australian made in small batches from 100% natural ingredients. Vet approved, cruelty free, and free of anything your dog doesn't need. What's on the label is what's in the bottle, the bag and the bowl.
Frequently asked questions
A detangling shampoo formulated to loosen knots during the wash, like our No Knots Shampoo, makes a real difference for high-maintenance coats. Pair it with regular brushing and a leave-in detangling spray between washes for the best result.
Every 2 to 4 weeks is typical, though doodles and long-haired breeds that mat easily may need more frequent washing and brushing between baths. Overwashing can dry the coat, so balance frequency with a good brushing routine.
You can, but the shampoo and conditioner are designed as a pair for the best detangling result. The conditioner locks in the softness the shampoo starts.
Expect roughly 4 to 6 washes for a medium dog on a 3 to 4 week cycle. Long or thick coats may use more per wash.
Yes, it's a gentle organic formula suitable for most puppies, but introduce any new shampoo carefully and check with your vet if your puppy has skin concerns.
